WorksheetsJekyll & Hyde Review - Ch. 1-7
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 25mins
Mr Utterson is...
A lawyer
a doctor
a detective
a scientist
Which of these is a quote about Hyde?
"Long, Dusty, dreary, and yet somehow loveable"
"Something eminently human beckoned from his eye"
"the pink of proprieties "
"Some damned juggernaught"
In Chapter 3, Jekyll is afraid that he has lost control of Hyde
True
False
2. Who kills Sir Danvers Carew?
Mr. Utterson
Mr. Hyde
An unknown person
Dr. Jekyll
When Utterson is received into Jekyll's laboratories for the first time (in Chapter 3), he notices that everything is dishevelled, unorganized, and messy. What does these observations reveal reveal about Dr. Jekyll’s character?
Jekyll doesn't have a maid.
Jekyll is changing from a once well-kept and cleanly man to a man who is slipping into disarray and conflict.
Jekyll's setting reveals that he is a very organized and proper gentleman who represent high society.
The setting does not represent the character or his conflicts.
8. What does Mr. Guest tell Utterson about the handwriting on the letter from Hyde?
It has been forged.
It is a woman’s handwriting.
It is nearly identical to the handwriting on Jekyll's dinner invitation.
It belongs to a left-handed person.
Who are the three "inseparable" friends?
Utterson, Lanyon, Jekyll
Utterson, Lanyon, Poole
Lanyon, Jekyll, Newcomen
Lanyon, Jekyll, Poole
Fill in the gaps of this quotation by Jekyll:
"I am the chief of ________, I am the chief of _________also"
sinners, saints
sinners, sufferers
sufferers, sinners
sufferers, saints
Complete the quote: “He is not easy to describe. There is something wrong with his appearance...
"something displeasing, something detestable. I never saw a man I hated as much as him, but I don't know why."
"something awful, something truly despicable."
"something displeasing, something deplorable. I never saw a man I so disliked, and yet I scarce know why."
"something displeasing, something downright detestable. I never saw a man I so disliked, and yet I scarce know why.”
Complete the quote: “If he be Mr. Hyde" [Utterson] had thought...
"I shall be Mr. Seek.”
"I shall be Mr. Find."
"I shall be Mr. Search."
"I shall be Mr. Seak."
How did the maid feel at the start of Chapter 5, The Carew Murder Case?
Romantic and dreamy
Frustrated and angry
Tired
Drowsy
Which colour is repeatedly mentioned to describe the colour of the city's sky and atmosphere, especially as Utterson and the police were on their way to Hyde's house?
green
blue
brown
yellow
How does Mr. Hyde make up for trampling the girl in the story recounted by Mr. Enfield?
Goes to prison
Pays them money
Says sorry
Moves house
Thick fog can be linked with:
the female characters in the novel
the theme of appearance and reality
climate change which began even then
Stevenson's love of fog
What prompts Mr. Enfield to tell Utterson the story about Hyde?
Utterson asks Enfield about a strange-looking door.
They see Hyde.
Enfield sees the girl Hyde trampled and tells Utterson about it.
Utterson saw it in the newspaper and asked him about it.
When Utterson meets Hyde for the first time, Hyde gives him his address in Soho. What reason does Utterson surmise explains why.
He thinks Hyde wants to become friends with him like he is with Jekyll.
He thinks Hyde knows about the will and wants Utterson to be able to contact him if anything should happen to Jekyll.
Hyde is throwing a dinner party, and he invites Utterson.
None of these.
What does Jekyll tell Utterson about Hyde after the murder of Sir Danvers?
Hyde is dead.
Hyde is innocent.
Hyde will not be back.
Hyde turned himself into the police.
By the end of chapter 5, Utterson suspects that his friend, Jekyll, is guilty of a serious crime. What is it?
The murder of Sir Danvers
Blackmailing Hyde
Poisoning Lanyon
Forging a letter for Hyde
How has everyone reacted to seeing Hyde for the first time?
They have a desire to hurt him.
They run away.
They give him flowers.
They refuse to look at him.
One of the themes in Jekyll & Hyde is the importance of reputation. Which of the following represents this theme?
With Hyde gone, Jekyll seems much improved.
Jekyll locking himself in his labs and not seeing anyone.
Jekyll telling Utterson he is through with Hyde because he has his own character to think about.
Utterson telling the police he will meet them when he is dressed, and then having breakfast before going to the police station.
Which of the following means "a large, destructive fire"?
Demeanor
Eddy
Perplexity
Conflagration
My _______________ regarding calculus caused me to be very nervous about the upcoming exam.
Perplexity
Sullenness
Odious
Austere
Fingernails on a chalkboard, howling dogs, or gears grinding on a car are all _______________ sounds.
Demeanor
Abominable
Sedulously
Negligence
The _______________ start my students gave me when I announced a pop quiz let me know they did not like me much at the moment.
Austere
Conflagration
Eddy
Odious
I worked _______________ on my final project for my Sociology class because my entire grade depended on it!
Perplexity
Demeanor
Sedulously
Sullenness
The _______________ of the atmosphere just before the storm hit had everyone worried about how bad things were going to be.
Sullenness
Conflagration
Abominable
Eddy
As I trudged home through the strong winds, the updraft grabbed a bunch of leaves and formed a(n) _______________ that whirled around me all the way home.
Demeanor
Austere
Eddy
Sullenness
Austere means:
Stern or severe
Gleaming
Dull
Not caring
After losing in the state finals, the track team's _______________ was very grim and sad.
Austere
Demeanor
Seduloulsy
Odious
"It was a simple case of _______________," stated the inspector. Had they kept the crane properly maintained, this accident never would have happened.
Perplexity
Sullenness
Abominable
Negligence
