Mr. Hyde and the Crime Investigation

In October, London is shocked by a brutal crime involving a high-profile victim. A maid witnesses Mr. Hyde attacking an older gentleman, Sir Danvers Carew, with a cane. The police and Mr. Utterson investigate, leading them to Mr. Hyde's residence. They find evidence of his involvement, but Mr. Hyde remains elusive. The investigation reveals Mr. Hyde's connection to Dr. Jekyll, adding complexity to the case.

What was the maid doing when she noticed the two gentlemen?

• Reading a book

• Sitting by the window

• Walking in the garden

• Cooking dinner

How did the maid describe the older gentleman?

• As a young man

• As a tall and strong man

• As a beautiful gentleman with white hair

• As a mysterious figure

What was Mr. Hyde holding during the encounter?

• A heavy cane

• A knife

• A hat

• A book

What was the maid's reaction to the crime?

• She ran away

• She fainted

• She called the police immediately

• She screamed for help

What was found on the victim after the crime?

• A photograph of Mr. Hyde

• A letter addressed to Mr. Utterson

• A diary

• A map of London

Who was the victim of the crime?

• Inspector Newcomen

• Sir Danvers Carew

• Mr. Utterson

• Mr. Hyde

What was Mr. Utterson's reaction upon recognizing the victim?

• He was amused

• He was shocked and solemn

• He was indifferent

• He was relieved

What did Mr. Utterson and Inspector Newcomen find at Mr. Hyde's residence?

• A hidden passage

• A collection of rare books

• Evidence of a hurried departure

• A secret diary

What was unusual about Mr. Hyde's residence?

• It was a small cottage

• It was in ruins

• It was lavishly furnished

• It was completely empty

What did the inspector find in the ashes at Mr. Hyde's residence?

• A piece of jewelry

• A half-burnt checkbook

• A letter

• A burnt photograph