The Strange Case Of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde

What do Utterson and Enfield consider their “chief jewel of each week,” despite the activity’s apparent dullness?

• Their house

• Mr. Utterson's new car

• Their Sunday walks together

• Seeing Mr. Hyde

How does the “sinister block of building” stand out from the rest of the street?

• It has windows

• It is well kept

• It is bright and colorful

• It is ugly and needs to be painted

What final question does Mr. Utterson ask Mr. Enfield before the two drop the matter?

• Did he have a key?

• Did he pay all the money?

• Did he kill the girl?

• What was his name?

What document does Mr. Utterson examine in Chapter 2?

• My Hyde's confession

• Dr. Jekyll's will

• Dr. Lanyon's will

• The cheque from My Hyde

Why are Dr. Jekyll and Dr. Lanyon estranged?

• Dr. Lanyon stole Dr. Jekyll's girl

• Dr. Jekyll started to do experiments that made Dr. Lanyon uncomfortable

• Dr. Lanyon started to do experiments that made Dr. Jekyll uncomfortable

• Dr. Jekyll lost his license to practice medicine

What thoughts does Mr. Utterson not have about Mr. Hyde’s appearance?

• He is big

• He is disgusting

• He is malformed

• He is inhuman

What opportunity is presented for Mr. Utterson to speak with Dr. Jekyll in chapter 3?

• dinner party

• a Sunday walk

• he sees him in the window

• he slid into his dms

How does Dr. Jekyll react to Mr. Utterson’s news that he has met Mr. Hyde?

• happy

• excited

• defensive

• melancholy

When confronted about the will, what does Dr. Jekyll ask Mr. Utterson to promise him?

• That he will make sure Mr. Enfield gets what is his

• That he will make sure Mr. Utterson gets what is his

• That he will make sure Dr. Lanyon gets what is his

• That he will make sure Mr. Hyde gets what is his

How much time has passed between chapter 3 and chapter 4?

• a month

• a week

• a day

• a year