WorksheetsJekyll & Hyde Reading Check: Chapters 1 - 5
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Upon their first face-to-face meeting, what did Mr. Utterson witness Mr. Hyde doing?
Robbing a bank
Murdering an old man
Trampling a young girl
Entering the "black door"
People who see Mr. Hyde are immediately repulsed by his very presence. This is because upon meeting him, he gives off an extreme sense of _____________.
Evil
Hatred
Stupidity
Deformity
What is it about Dr. Jekyll's will that so greatly concerns Mr. Utterson, his lawyer?
All of his wealth goes to Hyde
He doesn't yet have a will
He is donating his money to charity
He has left nothing for his friend, Mr. Utterson
The door that Mr. Hyde has been witnessed using is actually a back entrance to where?
The local bank
Dr. Jekyll's lab
A mental asylum
Dr. Jekyll's car
How have Dr. Jekyll's servants been instructed regarding their attitude towards Mr. Hyde?
They should ignore his presence
They should report him immediately
They should obey his wishes
They should fear him
Dr. Jekyll explains to Mr. Utterson that his connection to Mr. Hyde is...
Of family. Hyde is actually his nephew
Of shame. Hyde is his secret, illegetimate son
Of learning. Hyde is his student
No clear connection was said - he only has an interest in the man
A year has passed with no sign of Mr. Hyde, but then, what terrible event occurs on October 18th?
Mr. Hyde is seen starting a house fire
Mr. Hyde is witnessed murdering an old man
Mr. Hyde is caught robbing a bank
Mr. Hyde is poisoning Dr. Jekyll
What is ironic about Mr. Hyde's home?
It is a rich apartment in a bad part of town
He lives directly next door to Dr. Jekyll
It is a dirty apartment in a fancy part of town
It is down the street from the police station
Dr. Jekyll shows Mr. Utterson a letter from Hyde and claims it was hand-delivered earlier; however, what does Mr. Utterson later learn from the butler, Mr. Poole?
No deliveries arrived that day
Mr. Hyde was only seen by Dr. Jekyll
Dr. Jekyll is hiding Mr. Hyde in his lab
Mr. Hyde seemed remorseful for his crime
Mr. Guest, an associate of Mr. Utterson, notices what strange coincidence regarding the handwriting in the letter from Mr. Hyde?
It is childish and full of errors
It is violent in its brush strokes
It bears a resemblance to Dr. Jekyll's writing
It was written in blood
