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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 items did Jekyll immediately destroy?
(a) Papers
(b) Hyde's house
(c) The lab
(d) Hyde's clothes
2. How does Utterson intend to see Jekyll?
(a) Utterson calls the police
(b) Utterson crawls in through a window
(c) Utterson intends to break down the door
(d) Utterson begs for admittance
3. Which phrase does Jekyll use to describe himself?
(a) Man with a mission
(b) Chief of chiefs
(c) Chief of sinners
(d) Director of science
4. Jekyll tells Utterson he will live a life of...
(a) Bitterness
(b) Seclusion
(c) Anger
(d) Pity
5. What is one major difference between Jekyll and Hyde?
(a) Weight
(b) Manner of dress
(c) Height
(d) Eye color
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Utterson react to the news?
2. How did Utterson know the object was authentic?
3. The author claims that "It is one thing to mortify curiosity and another to..."
4. How are Utterson and Enfield related?
5. What happens repeatedly when Utterson visits Jekyll?
Short Essay Questions
1. What were Utterson and Enfield doing when they spotted Jekyll?
2. Utterson decides to go to see Jekyll immediately. How does Jekyll react when Utterson tries to see him?
3. Jekyll claims that his house is not fit for company. What solution does Jekyll offer?
4. Utterson was relieved when Jekyll began to be social once again. What happened shortly after Jekyll threw a dinner party?
5. Jekyll is pale and sickly looking when the men visit. What activity does Utterson suggest to Jekyll?
6. Why does Jekyll send a letter to Lanyon?
7. What is it in Jekyll's response that does not convince Utterson or Poole that everything is all right?
8. Jekyll has become desperate and continually begs for relief. Jekyll has been crying day and night over the lack of what item?
9. Why was Utterson hesitant to bring up Lanyon's failing health?
10. Although spectators were aghast, Jekyll did not know why. How did Jekyll avoid knowing how Hyde affected his image?
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