J and H ch 5-6

What is odd about the way Jekyll greets Utterson when he comes to visit him?

• Jekyll refuses to see Utterson
• Jekyll greets him in his lab
• Hyde answers the door
• Poole the butler doesn't know where Jekyll is

What promise does Jekyll make to Utterson

• to always send him a Christmas card
• to change his will
• that he will never set eyes on Hyde again
• to never greet him in his lab again

What does Hyde say in his letter to Jekyll?

• That he has a means of escape and not to worry about him
• He knows who killed Biggy and TuPac
• He confesses to the murder of Care
• He no longer wants to be in Jekyll's will

The letter becomes suspicious to Utterson for the following reason EXCEPT

• There was no envelope
• There was no mail that day
• It was written in print instead of cursive
• The handwriting is similar to Jekyll's

What does Utterson conclude about Jekyll?

• He forged the letter and is covering for Hyde
• Comic Sans is a terrible font
• Jekyll needn't worry about Hyde again 
• Hyde will never he held accountable for Carew's murder

As time passes, and Hyde remains at large, what happens to Jekyll?

• He became sick
• He became his old self
• He disappeared, too
• He changes his will

After being such a great host, what abrupt change takes place that surprises Utterson

• Jekyll holds dinner parties, but doesn't invite Utterson
• Utterson goes to visit Jekyll, but Jekyll refuses to see him
• Jekyll moves to France
• Jekyll tells the police where Hyde is

What reason does Dr. Lanyon give Utterson for his illness?

• it's the cold and flu season
• he has cancer
• he tells Utterson he's had a "great shock."
• He can't explain why he is ill

What topic does Lanyon tell Utterson he doesn't want to discuss?

• Medicne
• Hyde
• Jekyll
• the death of Carew

Who wrote the letter that Utterson decides to not read?

• Hyde
• Jekyll
• Lanyon
• Enfield