Understanding Mr. Utterson and Dr. Jekyll

Mr. Utterson, a lawyer, is troubled by the will of his friend Dr. Jekyll, which leaves everything to the mysterious Mr. Hyde. Utterson visits Dr. Lanyon to discuss Jekyll's strange behavior and later encounters Hyde, who leaves a disturbing impression. Utterson's curiosity about Hyde grows, leading him to visit Jekyll's house, where he learns more about Hyde's influence. Utterson reflects on the potential dangers Jekyll faces due to his association with Hyde.

What is Mr. Utterson's usual Sunday routine?

• Writing letters

• Visiting friends

• Reading a book by the fire

• Going for a walk in the park

What troubles Mr. Utterson about Dr. Jekyll's will?

• It leaves everything to Mr. Hyde

• It is missing a signature

• It is written in a foreign language

• It is not legally binding

How does Dr. Lanyon describe Dr. Jekyll's recent behavior?

• Too fanciful

• Overly cautious

• Very secretive

• Extremely generous

What does Mr. Utterson hope to achieve by meeting Mr. Hyde?

• To invite him to dinner

• To offer him a job

• To understand his connection to Dr. Jekyll

• To confront him about a crime

What is Mr. Utterson's impression of Mr. Hyde?

• Mysterious and intriguing

• Displeasing and unsettling

• Friendly and approachable

• Charming and polite

What does Mr. Utterson learn about Mr. Hyde's access to Dr. Jekyll's house?

• He is a frequent guest

• He visits only during the day

• He is not allowed inside

• He has a key