Utterson's Concerns in Jekyll's Will

In this chapter, Utterson is disturbed by Enfield's story about Mr. Hyde and Dr. Jekyll's will, which names Hyde as the beneficiary. Utterson visits Dr. Lanyon for advice but is left with more questions. Haunted by nightmares, Utterson seeks out Hyde and is repulsed by him. He fears for Dr. Jekyll's safety, suspecting blackmail. Utterson's concern grows as he learns that Hyde has free access to Jekyll's house.

What does Utterson find troubling about Dr. Jekyll's will?

• It is not legally binding.

• It is missing a signature.

• It is written in a foreign language.

• It names Mr. Hyde as the beneficiary.

What does Utterson do with Dr. Jekyll's will?

• He destroys it.

• He sends it to a lawyer.

• He keeps it in his safe.

• He gives it to Dr. Lanyon.

What does Utterson do when he cannot settle after dinner?

• He retrieves Dr. Jekyll's will.

• He reads a book.

• He writes in his journal.

• He goes for a walk.

What does Utterson believe about the will after hearing Enfield's story?

• There is something sinister about it.

• It is outdated.

• It is a forgery.

• It is perfectly normal.

Why does Utterson visit Dr. Lanyon?

• To invite him to dinner.

• To talk about Dr. Jekyll's will.

• To discuss a medical issue.

• To borrow a book.

What is the nature of the disagreement between Dr. Lanyon and Dr. Jekyll?

• A personal argument.

• A financial dispute.

• A legal issue.

• A scientific disagreement.

What does Utterson do after being troubled by Enfield's story?

• He consults a lawyer.

• He goes on a vacation.

• He starts watching the streets for Mr. Hyde.

• He writes a letter to Dr. Jekyll.

How does Utterson feel when he finally sees Mr. Hyde?

• He is repulsed.

• He is amused.

• He is indifferent.

• He is relieved.

What does Utterson hope to achieve by watching the streets?

• To catch a glimpse of Mr. Hyde.

• To meet Dr. Jekyll.

• To find a lost item.

• To see Dr. Lanyon.

What does Hyde do when Utterson mentions Dr. Jekyll?

• He laughs.

• He becomes angry.

• He starts crying.

• He ignores Utterson.