Understanding Dr. Jekyll's Concepts

What is the relationship between Mr. Utterson and Dr. Jekyll in the first four chapters of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"?

• They are business partners.

• They are old friends.

• They are brothers.

• They are strangers.

In the first four chapters, what is Mr. Utterson's profession?

• Doctor

• Lawyer

• Detective

• Scientist

What is the significance of the will in the story's early chapters?

• It leaves all of Dr. Jekyll's possessions to Mr. Utterson.

• It leaves all of Dr. Jekyll's possessions to Mr. Hyde.

• It disinherits Dr. Jekyll's family.

• It is a forgery.

How does Mr. Utterson first learn about Mr. Hyde?

• Through a letter from Dr. Jekyll.

• Through a conversation with Mr. Enfield.

• By witnessing a crime.

• By reading a newspaper article.

What is Mr. Enfield's role in the story?

• He is Dr. Jekyll's assistant.

• He is Mr. Utterson's cousin and friend.

• He is a police officer.

• He is Mr. Hyde's lawyer.

What event does Mr. Enfield describe to Mr. Utterson in Chapter 1?

• A scientific experiment gone wrong.

• A violent encounter with Mr. Hyde.

• A party at Dr. Jekyll's house.

• A court case involving Dr. Jekyll.

What is the setting of the story in the first four chapters?

• Paris

• London

• New York

• Edinburgh

How does Mr. Utterson feel about Dr. Jekyll's will?

• He is indifferent.

• He is pleased.

• He is concerned.

• He is unaware of it.

What does Mr. Utterson decide to do after hearing Mr. Enfield's story?

• Confront Dr. Jekyll.

• Investigate Mr. Hyde.

• Write a letter to Mr. Hyde.

• Ignore the situation.

What is the main theme introduced in the first four chapters of the book?

• The duality of human nature.

• The importance of friendship.

• The power of wealth.

• The dangers of technology.