The Mystery of Mr. Hyde (2)

What is the main emotion Mr. Utterson feels after his encounter with Mr. Hyde?

• Joy

• Disquietude

• Indifference

• Excitement

How does Mr. Hyde's appearance affect Mr. Utterson?

• He finds him charming

• He feels disgust, loathing, and fear

• He is indifferent

• He feels admiration

What does Mr. Utterson suspect about Mr. Hyde's nature?

• He is a kind-hearted man

• He is hardly human, possibly troglodytic

• He is a misunderstood genius

• He is a philanthropist

What is the condition of the houses around the square where Dr. Jekyll lives?

• Newly built and modern

• Ancient and mostly decayed

• Brightly lit and lively

• Abandoned and derelict

Who opens the door for Mr. Utterson at Dr. Jekyll's house?

• Dr. Jekyll himself

• Mr. Hyde

• Poole, the servant

• A neighbour

What does Mr. Utterson feel when he is left alone in Dr. Jekyll's hall?

• Comfort and warmth

• A shudder and distaste of life

• Excitement and curiosity

• Indifference

What does Mr. Utterson learn about Mr. Hyde's access to Dr. Jekyll's house?

• Mr. Hyde is not allowed in the house

• Mr. Hyde has a key and is trusted by Dr. Jekyll

• Mr. Hyde visits only when Dr. Jekyll is present

• Mr. Hyde is a frequent guest for dinner

What does Mr. Utterson fear about Mr. Hyde's intentions?

• That he will steal from Dr. Jekyll

• That he will harm Dr. Jekyll

• That he will leave the country

• That he will become a public figure

What does Mr. Utterson suspect about Dr. Jekyll's past?

• He has always been a saint

• He has a ghost of some old sin

• He has no secrets

• He has a history of philanthropy

What does Mr. Utterson think about his own past?

• It is full of regrets

• It is fairly blameless

• It is filled with achievements

• It is completely forgotten