Jekyll & Hyde Reading Check: Chapters 1 - 5

Upon their first face-to-face meeting, what did Mr. Utterson witness Mr. Hyde doing?

• Robbing a bank

• Murdering an old man

• Trampling a young girl

• Entering the "black door"

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People who see Mr. Hyde are immediately repulsed by his very presence. This is because upon meeting him, he gives off an extreme sense of _____________.

• Evil

• Hatred

• Stupidity

• Deformity

What is it about Dr. Jekyll's will that so greatly concerns Mr. Utterson, his lawyer?

• All of his wealth goes to Hyde

• He doesn't yet have a will

• He is donating his money to charity

• He has left nothing for his friend, Mr. Utterson

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The door that Mr. Hyde has been witnessed using is actually a back entrance to where?

• The local bank

• Dr. Jekyll's lab

• A mental asylum

• Dr. Jekyll's car

How have Dr. Jekyll's servants been instructed regarding their attitude towards Mr. Hyde?

• They should ignore his presence

• They should report him immediately

• They should obey his wishes

• They should fear him

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Dr. Jekyll explains to Mr. Utterson that his connection to Mr. Hyde is...

• Of family. Hyde is actually his nephew

• Of shame. Hyde is his secret, illegetimate son

• Of learning. Hyde is his student

• No clear connection was said - he only has an interest in the man

A year has passed with no sign of Mr. Hyde, but then, what terrible event occurs on October 18th?

• Mr. Hyde is seen starting a house fire

• Mr. Hyde is witnessed murdering an old man

• Mr. Hyde is caught robbing a bank

• Mr. Hyde is poisoning Dr. Jekyll

What is ironic about Mr. Hyde's home?

• It is a rich apartment in a bad part of town

• He lives directly next door to Dr. Jekyll

• It is a dirty apartment in a fancy part of town

• It is down the street from the police station

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Dr. Jekyll shows Mr. Utterson a letter from Hyde and claims it was hand-delivered earlier; however, what does Mr. Utterson later learn from the butler, Mr. Poole?

• No deliveries arrived that day

• Mr. Hyde was only seen by Dr. Jekyll

• Dr. Jekyll is hiding Mr. Hyde in his lab

• Mr. Hyde seemed remorseful for his crime

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Mr. Guest, an associate of Mr. Utterson, notices what strange coincidence regarding the handwriting in the letter from Mr. Hyde?

• It is childish and full of errors

• It is violent in its brush strokes

• It bears a resemblance to Dr. Jekyll's writing

• It was written in blood

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