Chapter 5 Quiz (Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde)

Why does Dr. Jekyll show Mr. Utterson the letter from Mr. Hyde?

• To reassure him that Hyde has left for good.

• To ask for legal advice about the letter.

• To prove Hyde’s innocence in the Carew case.

• To confess his involvement with Hyde.

What makes Mr. Guest suspicious of the letter?

• The handwriting resembles Dr. Jekyll’s.

• The letter lacks a proper signature.

• The ink used is unusual.

• It was written in a different language.

What does Dr. Jekyll claim about his connection to Mr. Hyde in this chapter?

• He has been controlled by Hyde.

• He has stopped all contact with Hyde.

• He plans to leave London with Hyde.

• Hyde is a distant relative.

What does Mr. Utterson suspect about Dr. Jekyll after seeing the letter?

• That Jekyll is still helping Hyde.

• That Jekyll forged the letter.

• That Jekyll fears for his life.

• That Jekyll plans to flee London.

What does Mr. Guest notice about the letter from Hyde compared to Jekyll’s handwriting?

• It is an exact match.

• It is similar but slightly slanted differently.

• It is written in a shaky, nervous manner.

• It has no similarities to Jekyll’s handwriting.

Dr. Jekyll assures Mr. Utterson that he will have no more ______ with Mr. Hyde.

Mr. Guest observes that the handwriting of the letter from Mr. Hyde is very similar to Dr. Jekyll’s, except for the ______.

Dr. Jekyll claims that the letter from Mr. Hyde was delivered to him by ______.

Mr. Utterson suspects that the letter might be a ______, created by Dr. Jekyll to protect Hyde.

The letter from ______ is examined by Mr. Guest, who notices its similarity to Dr. Jekyll’s handwriting.