Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Analysis

After the murder of Sir Danvers, Mr. Hyde disappears, causing public outrage. Dr. Jekyll resumes his social life, but soon retreats into seclusion. Dr. Lanyon's health declines rapidly, and he dies, leaving a mysterious envelope for Utterson. Utterson is concerned about Jekyll's behavior and the secrets surrounding his friends.

What was the public's reaction to the death of Sir Danvers?

• They were relieved.

• They were outraged.

• They were indifferent.

• They celebrated.

How did Mr. Hyde's disappearance affect the investigation?

• It had no effect.

• It complicated the investigation.

• It halted the investigation.

• It made it easier to solve.

What change occurred in Dr. Jekyll's life after Mr. Hyde's disappearance?

• He left the city.

• He returned to social life.

• He became a public figure.

• He became more reclusive.

What was Dr. Jekyll known for after his return to society?

• His scientific achievements.

• His wealth.

• His political influence.

• His charitable and religious activities.

What caused Mr. Utterson to become concerned about Dr. Jekyll?

• Dr. Jekyll's public speeches.

• Dr. Jekyll's seclusion.

• Dr. Jekyll's new friends.

• Dr. Jekyll's sudden wealth.

How did Dr. Lanyon's health change?

• He improved slightly.

• He declined rapidly.

• He remained the same.

• He became healthier.

What was Dr. Lanyon's reaction to Dr. Jekyll?

• He wanted to reconcile.

• He was indifferent.

• He wanted to see him.

• He wanted nothing to do with him.

What did Mr. Utterson find in Dr. Lanyon's letter?

• A map.

• Mysterious instructions.

• A will.

• A confession.

What did the letter instruct Mr. Utterson to do?

• Open it immediately.

• Destroy it unread.

• Read it to the public.

• Keep it a secret.

What was Mr. Utterson's internal struggle after reading the letter?

• Whether to destroy the letter.

• Whether to open the letter.

• Whether to confront Dr. Jekyll.

• Whether to leave the city.