Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Quiz

What effect does the removal of Hyde's evil influence have on Jekyll?

• Jekyll becomes healthier-looking and more sociable

• Jekyll becomes sicker and more reclusive

• Jekyll becomes more evil and dangerous

• Jekyll becomes invisible

Why does Lanyon refuse to discuss his relationship with Hyde?

• He doesn't remember anything

• He is hiding a dark secret

• He is too sick to talk

• He is afraid of ruining his reputation

What does Jekyll's written reply to Utterson reveal?

• Jekyll is planning to kill Utterson

• Jekyll is planning to kill himself

• Jekyll hates Utterson and never wants to see him again

• Jekyll still cares for Lanyon but cannot meet him

What does Utterson find in the letter that Lanyon meant for him to read after he died?

• A map to Jekyll's secret laboratory

• A confession of Lanyon's crimes

• Another sealed envelope

• A recipe for a potion

What do Utterson and Enfield see when they peer into Jekyll's house?

• Hyde hiding in the corner

• A secret passage

• Jekyll at the window, enjoying the fresh air

• Lanyon's dead body

What happens when Jekyll sees Utterson and Enfield at the window?

• He looks terrified and quickly shuts the window

• He invites them inside for tea

• He ignores them and continues looking outside

• He jumps out of the window and escapes

What does the deterioration of Lanyon's mental state suggest?

• Lanyon is suffering from a physical disease

• Logic is breaking down in the face of the supernatural

• Lanyon is faking his illness

• Lanyon is possessed by an evil spirit

What does the breakdown of language in the novel symbolize?

• The importance of silence and secrecy

• The conflict between reason and the supernatural

• The decline of Victorian society

• The power of words to describe the uncanny

Why do Jekyll and Lanyon leave written records of their experiences?

• To create a sense of mystery

• To reveal the truth after their deaths

• To confuse and mislead others

• To protect their reputations

What does Stevenson suggest about Victorian society through the characters' refusal to discuss certain topics?

• It has a tendency to hide the darker aspects of life

• It is open and honest about everything

• It is a society of secrets and lies

• It is obsessed with the supernatural