Quiz on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

(Strange ideas) Why is Mr. Utterson upset after reading Dr. Jekyll's will?

• Dr. Jekyll left him nothing.

• The will names Mr. Hyde as the beneficiary (a person or group who receives money).

• The will is written in code.

• Dr. Lanyon is excluded.

(Strange ideas) Why does Mr. Utterson think Dr. Lanyon would know more about Dr. Jekyll's situation?

• Because Lanyon is Jekyll's lawyer.

• Because Lanyon and Jekyll were once close friends

• Because Lanyon witnessed Hyde's crimes.

• Because Lanyon wrote Jekyll's will.

(Strange ideas) What does Utterson hope to learn from Dr. Lanyon?

• The location of Mr. Hyde.

• The details of Jekyll's experiments.

• Whether Lanyon knows Mr. Hyde.

• How to change the will.

(The face of Mr. Hyde) Why does Utterson want to see Hyde's face?

• To arrest him.

• To understand why others dislike Hyde.

• To confirm he is Jekyll's relative.

• To paint his portrait.

(The face of Mr. Hyde) What does Hyde give Utterson before leaving?

• A key to Jekyll's house.

• His address in a poor part of London.

• A letter from Dr. Jekyll.

• A scientific formula.

(The face of Mr. Hyde) Does Mr. Utterson learn why Dr. Jekyll left everything to Mr. Hyde after talking to him?

• Yes, he finds out Hyde is Jekyll's son

• No, he still doesn't understand

• Yes, he learns Hyde is forcing Jekyll

• No, but he thinks it's for science

(Poor Henry) Why does Utterson feel relieved when Poole says Jekyll is out?

• He dislikes Jekyll.

• He fears Jekyll is in danger.

• He is afraid to confront Hyde.

• He is tired.

(Poor Henry) What does Mr. Utterson learn when he checks Dr. Jekyll's house?

• That Hyde can go in anytime using his own key

• That Jekyll is packing to move away

• That Hyde is actually Jekyll's son

• That Jekyll is very sick in bed

(Poor Henry) What conclusion has Utterson come to after visiting Dr. Jekyll's home?

• Jekyll and Hyde are the same person.

• Jekyll is being blackmailed by Hyde.

• Jekyll is planning to leave London.

• Jekyll is ill.

(The promise) Why does Jekyll say Utterson is 'unlucky' to have him as a client?

• Utterson dislikes his will.

• Jekyll never pays his bills.

• Utterson is bored by his case.

• Jekyll is moving away.