Chapters 1-3 Quiz: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

What first sparks Mr. Utterson’s curiosity about Mr. Hyde?

• A disturbing story about Hyde’s cruelty

• A strange will written by Dr. Jekyll

• Hyde’s reputation among London’s elite

• A letter warning him about Hyde’s existence

In Chapter 2, why does Jekyll tell Utterson he has "great interest" in Hyde?

• He admires Hyde’s intelligence

• He owes Hyde a debt

• He believes Hyde is essential to his experiments

• He trusts Hyde more than Utterson does

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What is the significance of the incident with the young girl in Chapter 1?

• It shows Hyde’s violent nature

• It introduces the theme of public vs. private morality

• It foreshadows Hyde’s later crimes

• All of the above

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Why does Utterson visit Dr. Lanyon in Chapter 2?

• To ask about Jekyll’s connection to Hyde

• To warn Lanyon about Jekyll’s dangerous experiments

• To discuss a medical theory

• To ask for legal advice

Which architectural detail of Jekyll’s house foreshadows the novel’s central mystery?

• The luxurious front entrance vs. the neglected rear door

• The unusual spiral staircase

• The hidden basement laboratory

• The locked window in Jekyll’s study

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