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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What activity does Utterson suggest to Jekyll?
(a) Going on a vacation
(b) Sleeping
(c) Moving away from London
(d) Walking
2. Who begins to weep at the site of Utterson?
(a) Poole
(b) The cook
(c) The maid
(d) Jekyll
3. What expression overcomes Jekyll?
(a) Sorrow
(b) Anger
(c) Terror
(d) Annoyance
4. How long has it been since the change in Jekyll's behavior?
(a) 12 days
(b) 2 weeks
(c) 8 days
(d) 3 days
5. Jekyll no longer feared the gallows. Instead, he came to fear...
(a) Losing his family fortune
(b) Disappearing into thin air
(c) Alienating his friends
(d) Becoming Hyde
Short Answer Questions
1. Hyde was on the border of becoming...
2. On what topic did Lanyon and Jekyll always differ?
3. How does Jekyll react upon hearing the news that Utterson has arrived?
4. What was the main question on Lanyon's mind?
5. What was missing from Jekyll's lab?
Short Essay Questions
1. Utterson was relieved when Jekyll began to be social once again. What happened shortly after Jekyll threw a dinner party?
2. Jekyll is pale and sickly looking when the men visit. What activity does Utterson suggest to Jekyll?
3. Lanyon watches as Jekyll demonstrates his biggest triumph and failure. What is Jekyll's secret?
4. The author makes it clear that Hyde was a metaphor. What did Hyde represent?
5. Lanyon made it clear that certain subjects were off the table. Why did Lanyon not want to discuss Jekyll?
6. Jekyll reveals all that happened up until the time of his death. What is the purpose of Jekyll's statement?
7. Utterson became increasingly upset when his efforts to help Jekyll were denied. Why did Utterson write a letter to Jekyll?
8. Why was Utterson so confused by Jekyll's return to seclusion?
9. Jekyll has become desperate and continually begs for relief. Jekyll has been crying day and night over the lack of what item?
10. Jekyll insists that while he is a man of science and considered religion as a part of his experiment, he denies that he has developed what trait?
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