Jekyll and Hyde: Chapter 3

What is the title of the chapter: Dr Jekyll Was Quite At ____?

How long after the events of Chapter 2, when Mr Utterson met Mr Hyde, does Mr Utterson's conversation with Dr Jekyll take place?

• Two weeks

• Two days

• One year

• Two months

Where does Mr Utterson finally meet Dr Jekyll?

• In the street

• At the theatre

• At a dinner held at Dr Jekyll's house

• At Mr Hyde's house

Mr Utterson is one of Dr Jekyll’s ‘five or six old cronies’. The word 'cronies' could imply that...

• Dr Jekyll, Mr Utterson and their friends are on very good terms

• Dr Jekyll, Mr Utterson and their friends have formed an exclusive group in which each member protects one another

• there is a sense of familiarity, trust and a longstanding connection between them.

Why do people like having Mr Utterson at their dinners?

• People like having Utterson at their dinners because of his ‘unobtrusive company’ which ‘sober[s]’ their minds.

• People like having Utterson at their dinners because he makes them feel better about themselves.

• People liked to calm down in his company after 'the expense and strain of gaiety'.

What does Dr Jekyll think of Dr Lanyon?

• Dr Jekyll thinks that Dr Lanyon is a ‘hide-bound pedant’.

• Dr Jekyll thinks that Dr Lanyon is an 'ignorant, blatant pedant'.

• Dr Jekyll is frustrated by Dr Lanyon's opinion of what he called his 'scientific heresies'.

What comes about Dr Jekyll’s eyes at the mention of Mr Hyde: a _________?

What could this 'blackness' imply about Dr Jekyll's thoughts and feelings?

At the mention of Mr Hyde, Dr Jekyll grew ____ to the very lips'.

What does Mr Utterson agree to do at the end of the chapter?

• Make sure that Dr Jekyll's wishes are followed through.

• Care for Mr Hyde.

• Speak no more of Mr Hyde.

• Reunite Drs Jekyll and Lanyon.