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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 does Hyde demand from Lanyon?
(a) Money
(b) Help
(c) Solidarity
(d) Secrecy
2. What does Utterson find in Jekyll's office?
(a) Letter
(b) Rusted surgical tools
(c) Corpse
(d) Broken glass
3. What do Utterson and Enfield talk about as they leave Jekyll's house?
(a) The weather
(b) Nothing
(c) Jekyll
(d) Hyde
4. What happens after Jekyll returns to the house?
(a) Utterson shouts for Jekyll to return
(b) The men contact Poole for help
(c) Utterson calls for police
(d) Utterson and Enfield leave
5. What activity does Utterson suggest to Jekyll?
(a) Walking
(b) Moving away from London
(c) Going on a vacation
(d) Sleeping
Short Answer Questions
1. Jekyll no longer feared the gallows. Instead, he came to fear...
2. What became Jekyll's ultimate goal?
3. What causes Hyde to apologize?
4. Jekyll tells Utterson he will live a life of...
5. What was the main question on Lanyon's mind?
Short Essay Questions
1. What were Utterson and Enfield doing when they spotted Jekyll?
2. The author makes it clear that Hyde was a metaphor. What did Hyde represent?
3. Lanyon watches as Jekyll demonstrates his biggest triumph and failure. What is Jekyll's secret?
4. Jekyll has become desperate and continually begs for relief. Jekyll has been crying day and night over the lack of what item?
5. Jekyll's behavior has become increasingly strange. Why does Poole visit Utterson?
6. The letter states that Lanyon can expect a certain event to happen after he fulfills Jekyll's request. What will happen at midnight?
7. Why was Utterson so confused by Jekyll's return to seclusion?
8. After Lanyon died, Utterson received a sealed envelope from his old friend. How did Utterson react to the bequest from Lanyon?
9. Although spectators were aghast, Jekyll did not know why. How did Jekyll avoid knowing how Hyde affected his image?
10. What is it in Jekyll's response that does not convince Utterson or Poole that everything is all right?
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