Jekyll and Hyde: Chapter 6 (Remarkable Incident of Dr Lanyon)

The death of Sir Danvers Carew is resented as a public ______.

What was ‘more than paid for by the disappearance of Mr Hyde’?

• Sir Danvers Carew's death

• Mr Utterson's worries

• The fact that Mr Hyde was due to inherit Dr Jekyll's fortune

• The incident where a girl had been 'trampled [over] calmly'

How long was Dr Jekyll at peace for?

• More than two months

• More than two weeks

• More than two years

• More than two days

What ‘d-w’ was written upon Dr Lanyon’s face when Mr Utterson went to see him: _____ _______?

What does Dr Jekyll ask Mr Utterson to suffer?

• That Dr Jekyll is allowed to go his ‘own dark way’.

• That Dr Jekyll is allowed to go his ‘own dark path’.

• That Dr Jekyll is allowed to go his ‘own dark direction’.

What ‘s’ and ‘s’ is Dr Jekyll the chief of? _______ and _________

How long is it between Mr Utterson and Dr Lanyon’s meeting and the latter’s death?

• ‘Something less than a fortnight’.

• ‘Something less than a 24 hours’.

• ‘Something less than a month’.

• ‘Something less than a week’.

What does Dr Lanyon hand to Mr Utterson upon his death?

• A letter

• A will

• A confession

• A cheque

What makes Dr Lanyon’s death potentially more terrifying than than Sir Danvers Carew’s?