WorksheetsDr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde Ch.D-16: The Last Night
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Utterson
felt uneasy about what he might find at Jekyll's house.
was sure that nothing was wrong with Jekyll.
was not surprised to see Poole at his house.
refused to see Henry Jeckyll in the dark laboratory.
First, Poole let Utterson to the laboratory. Then, he told Jekyll that Utters wished to see him. Next,
Poole took Utters to the kitchen.
a strange voice came from behind the door.
Utters broke down the door.
Jekyll came out to see Utters.
Jekyll's notes sent Poole to
Utter son's house.
Lynn's place.
many drugstores.
the home of Hyde.
According to the story, which of the following things did not lead Poole to believe that Jekyll had been killed?
the sighting of the strange creature.
the change in Jekyll's voice.
the servants' fears.
the crying out to God.
Poole and Utters agreed that
Hyde had taken over the laboratory office.
Jekyll was inside the laboratory office.
Jekyll was playing a trick on everyone.
Hyde would kill them if they entered.
Utters solved the mystery by
calling for the police.
questioning the servants.
writing Jekyll a long letter.
breaking down the office door.
When the men entered the office, they found that
Hyde had killed Jekyll.
Hyde had killed himself.
Hyde had run away.
Hyde had burned Jekyll's papers.
Utters was directed to read Lanyon's letter because
the two men used to work together.
the doctors were not speaking.
it showed that Lanyon was not in his right mind.
it would help explain what had really happened.
Another name for this story could be
"A Night To Remember."
"The Missing Dr. Jekyll."
"An Unknown Creature."
"Finding A New Will."
This selection is mainly about
why Poole came to visit Utters.
usual happenings in the laboratory.
the death of Mr. Hyde.
getting to the truth.
The boys were stuck in the middle of the lake in a rowboat after they lost an ___________________.
grip
oar
rage
shallow
The little girl was only allowed to swim in the _______________ end of the pool.
grip
oar
rage
shallow
During a tug-of-war game, it is important to have a good ________________ on the rope.
grip
meanwhile
rage
shallow
The hurricane began to _________________ and the trees began to bend.
grip
meanwhile
rage
shallow
I'll buy the tickets for the show. _________________ , you stand on line.
grip
meanwhile
rage
gloomy
The haunted house looked _______________ on the foggy night.
grip
meanwhile
rage
gloomy
At the same time.
oar
shallow
meanwhile
gloomy
A long stick with a wide blade at one end.
oar
shallow
meanwhile
gloomy
Dark or deeply shaded.
oar
shallow
grip
gloomy
Not deep.
oar
shallow
meanwhile
gloomy
To hold on.
rage
shallow
grip
shallow
Synonym for anger.
rage
shallow
grip
gloomy
