Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Mr Utterson was _____.

• Jekyll’s lawyer

• Hyde’s friend

• a detective

• Dr Lanyon’s lawyer

One day, Richard Enfield told Mr Utterson about _____.

• a horrible house

• a horrible child

• a horrible man who had walked over a child’s body

• a horrible man who had hurt a woman

The man agreed to pay _____.

• one pound

• ten pounds

• one hundred pounds

• a thousand pounds

He went into _____.

• the front of a house

• a small hotel

• a prison

• the back of a house

The man said his name was Mr Hyde, but the name on the cheque was _____

• Doctor Lanyon

• Richard Enfield

• Henry Jekyll

• Mr Utterson

Doctor Jekyll’s will said if he died, _____.

• only the laboratory should go to Mr Hyde

• the house should go to Mr Utterson

• nothing should go to Mr Hyde

• everything should go to Mr Hyde

Doctor Lanyon hadn’t seen Doctor Jekyll for a long time because _____.

• Jekyll had started to look strange

• Lanyon was jealous of Jekyll’s ideas

• Jekyll had developed some strange ideas

• Jekyll was jealous of Lanyon’s ideas

Mr Utterson needed to see _____.

• Doctor Jekyll’s face

• Mr Hyde’s face

• a doctor

• a friend

Doctor Jekyll’s servants had orders
to _____.

• not talk to Mr Utterson

• do what Mr Hyde said

• do what Mr Utterson said

• not talk to Mr Hyde

At a party, Mr Utterson promised Doctor Jekyll that _____ if Jekyll died.

• he’d sell his house

• he’d cry

• he’d help Mr Hyde

• he’d like Mr Hyde