Mysteries of Jekyll and Hyde

The story progresses with Utterson visiting Dr. Jekyll, discussing a controversial will, and expressing concern over Mr. Hyde. A crime occurs, witnessed by a maid, where Hyde murders a gentleman. Utterson and the police investigate, finding evidence linking Hyde to the crime, but struggle to locate him. The investigation reveals Hyde's potential inheritance from Jekyll, adding complexity to the case.

What does Utterson discuss with Dr. Jekyll after dinner?

• The latest novel

• Jekyll's will

• A new scientific discovery

• The weather

How does Dr. Jekyll react when Utterson mentions Mr. Hyde?

• He changes the subject to sports

• He becomes pale and uneasy

• He laughs it off

• He leaves the room

What event shakes London to its core?

• A terrible crime

• A political scandal

• A royal wedding

• A natural disaster

Who witnesses the crime committed by Mr. Hyde?

• A maid

• A police officer

• A passerby

• A shopkeeper

What does the maid notice about Mr. Hyde during the crime?

• He was wearing a hat

• He was running

• He had a heavy cane

• He was singing

What is found on the victim at the crime scene?

• A photograph

• A letter addressed to Utterson

• A map

• A book

Who identifies the victim of the crime?

• The maid

• Utterson

• The police chief

• Dr. Jekyll

What does Utterson recognize at the crime scene?

• A pair of glasses

• A piece of jewelry

• The victim's hat

• Half of a cane

Where do Utterson and the police go to find Mr. Hyde?

• The local pub

• The marketplace

• Hyde's residence in SoHo

• The train station

What do they find at Hyde's residence?

• A locked door

• A ransacked room

• A party

• A hidden passage