WorksheetsDr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Exam Review
Total questions: 95
Worksheet time: 48mins
The author of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is
Robert Frost
Robert Louis Stevenson
Robert Hawthorne
Robert Poe
What genre is the novel?
Gothic
Romantic
Mystery
Fantasy
The author's idea for the novel originated from
a fight with a friend
a newspaper article he read
a science experiment
a dream he had
What was the era in which the novel was written?
Elizabethan
Medieval
Victorian
Greek
What is Utterson’s profession?
Lawyer
Doctor
Priest
Detective
2. With whom does Utterson take a weekly walk?
Jekyll
Lanyon
Enfield
Poole
5. Why has Lanyon and Jekyll’s friendship cooled?
They had a dispute over Jekyll’s scientific inquiries
They both fell in love with the same woman
Lanyon found Jekyll’s run-down laboratory unsettling
Jekyll stole Lanyon’s research
How do the characters in the novel describe Hyde?
They cannot describe him; they are struck by lightning when they utter his name
They say he is ugly and deformed but cannot say exactly why
They say he looks oddly similar to Jekyll—like a warped version of him
They say he has an ugly scar across his face
What does a servant girl witness from a window?
Hyde murdering Sir Danvers Carew
Jekyll and Hyde meeting in secret
Jekyll transforming into Hyde
Hyde trampling a little child
What happens to Hyde after the Carew murder?
His body is found in the river
He flees the country
He kills Jekyll
He disappears
What does Mr. Guest tell Utterson about the handwriting on the letter from Hyde?
It has been forged
It belongs to Jekyll
It is a woman’s handwriting
It belongs to a left-handed person
Where do Enfield and Utterson see Jekyll one day during his seclusion?
At Lanyon’s funeral
At the window of his laboratory
In Hyde’s apartment
On a foggy street
What does Utterson NOT find at Jekyll's house
A thick envelope
A scientific potion
A short note
A new will
Why do the servants think that the man in the laboratory is not Jekyll?
His voice is different from Jekyll’s
Jekyll is out of the country
Jekyll is dead
Jekyll never goes in the laboratory
What horrifying event does Lanyon write about having witnessed
?The death of Danvers Carew
Hyde transforming into Jekyll
Jekyll transforming into Hyde
Utterson killing himself
The story takes place in Dublin, Ireland
TRUE
FALSE
Mr. Utterson is the protagonist of the story
TRUE
FALSE
In the first will, Hyde is specified as heir to Jekyll’s fortune
TRUE
FALSE
No one is able to give a detailed description of Hyde.
TRUE
FALSE
What did Enfield witness near the odd door one night?
a. He saw Hyde breaking into Dr. Jekyll’s house.
b. He saw Hyde trample over a little girl.
c. He saw Hyde beat a man with a can.
d. He saw Hyde still something from a shop window.
What weapon is used in the death of Sir Carew Danvers?
a. An axe
b. A fire poker
c. A walking stick
d. A revolver
Which is NOT a symbol used by the writer?
a walking stick
a house
a door
a church
Which theme did we not observe in this story?
Good vs. Evil
Struggle for Free will
Fear of Scientific discovery
Emergence of strong female
Which is not an example of modern day Jekyll and Hyde?
Bugs Bunny
The Hulk
Frankenstein
Who does Utterson find in the laboratory after breaking down the door?
a. Dr. Jekyll, lying dead.
b. Mr. Hyde, lying dead.
c. A footman holding an axe
d. No one, the room is empty
Who is named the benefactor in Dr. Jekyll’s final will?
a. Dr. Lanyon
b. Mr. Utterson
c. Poole
d. Mr. Hyde
Which of the themes is Stevenson not highlighting in this story?
Duality of Mankind
Supernatural
Religion
Women in distress
How does Mr. Hyde die?
Heart attack.
Suicide.
Murder.
Poison.
Why was Dr. Jekyll unable to transform into his true form at the end of the novel?
Dr. Jekyll preferred being Mr. Hyde.
Mr. Hyde was too strong and refused to leave.
He could not find the ingredients he needed for his elixir.
Mr. Hyde did not know how to make the elixir.
How does Dr. Lanyon die?
From a shock.
From poisoning.
He was murdered.
He was in an accident.
What reason does Dr. Jekyll give Mr. Utterson for beginning the experiments that led to the manifestation of Mr. Hyde?
His desire to be shorter.
His relationship with his mother.
His desire to find a way to become younger.
His interest in the duality of man.
Darkness represents sin, evil and danger
TRUE
FALSE
The breaking down of the door represents that secrets will no longer be kept hidden.
TRUE
FALSE
Dr. Jekyll kept transforming into Mr. Hyde because it became easier and easier to control him as time went on.
TRUE
FALSE
The stranger reminds the man of whom?
(a) His father
(b) Satan
(c) The constable
(d) Santa Claus
When Mr. Utterson first hears of Mr. Hyde, what does he suspect?
Jekyll and Hyde are the same person
Jekyll is being blackmailed
Jekyll and Hyde are brothers
Hyde has killed Jekyll
Why is Jekyll's will particularly unusual?
It mentions Jekyll's possible disappearance
It never mentions Hyde
It suggests Jekyll may live forever
It is not in Jekyll's handwriting
Which of these characters DOES NOT die in the book?
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Enfield
Sir Danvers Carew
Dr. Lanyon
The two oldest friends Dr. Jekyll has are:
Mr. Utterson and Dr. Lanyon
Mr. Enfield and Mr. Guest
Mr. Enfield and Sir Danvers Carew
Mr. Utterson and Mr. Guest
Why did the experiment ultimately fail?
Jekyll grew to like Hyde too much
Utterson figured out what was going on
Jekyll was locked out of his laboratory
The transforming solution could not be reproduced
What is different about other adaptations of the story.
usually the change becomes bigger
usually the change becomes green
Usually the change seems painful
all of these
Which of these is NOT a gothic text?
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
The Fall of the House of Usher
The Cask of Amontillado
Antigone
Gothic texts rarely have
Heroic male characters turned villain
Female victim characters
Cursed families
Heroic female characters
A modern gothic text would be
Twilight
Scooby Doo
Harry Potter
All of these
Gothic literature is said to reveal the fears and hatred that exists within society
True
False
Who is credited with writing the first Gothic Novel?
Horace Walpole
Henry Winkler
Horace Stevenson
Edgar Allan Poe
What was the name of the first gothic novel?
Franksenstein
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
The Castle of Otranto
Scooby Doo
The vocabulary used in gothic novels is designed to create what sort of atmosphere?
Exciting and Hopeful
Dark and Fearful
Light and Happy
Funny and Amusing
In "The Fall of the House of Usher" by Edgar Allan Poe, the behavior of the narrator at the beginning of the story indicates
A. being held prisoner
B. worried about what might happen in the house
C. in control of both Roderick's and Madeline's minds
D. an avid reader of Gothic poetry
In "The Fall of the House of Usher" by Edgar Allan Poe, the narrator's first impression of the House of Usher is of a building that
A. promises the exciting adventure he longs for
B. somehow stands in spite of obvious decay
C. brings back bitter memories of his youth
D. reminds him of pleasant times at school
Which of the following is not a gothic setting?
Castle;Bleak environment far from civilization Hidden
passages or trap door
Busy city apartment
Stormy weather
Which of the following is not a gothic setting?
Castle;Bleak environment far from civilization Hidden
passages or trap door
Busy city apartment
Stormy weather
Which sentences establish a gothic setting?
The cozy cabin contained quilted bunk beds and a game table for checkers.
The desks were arranged in orderly rows, and soothing music filled the room.
The cracked plaster walls displayed dusty portraits draped in cobwebs.
The sunset over the lake was relaxing and soothing.
In "The Fall of the House of Usher," where does Roderick put Madeline's body?
Under the house
In a graveyard
In the garden
In the sea
According to Dr Jekyll’s will, when will Mr Hyde get his money?
Why Jekyll dies
When Jekyll disappears
both blue and green
none of these
Why did Dr Jekyll believe that human beings can never be happy?
Because they have both good and bad qualities
Because they want too many possessions
Because they are greedy
Because they are lonely
Why did Mr Hyde begin to fear Dr Jekyll?
He stopped giving him money
He kicked him out of his house
He stopped taking the chemical
He was going to tell the police what he did
Why was Jekyll afraid of hyde
all of these
He was killing people
He enjoyed being hyde too much
He was truelly evil
Complete Enfield’s comparison: “It wasn't like a man; it was like some ______ ________”?
a. damned Juggernaut.
b. evil fiend.
c. awful ape.
d. malevolent monkey.
What does Mr. Utterson take from his safe to read at the start of this chapter which has been troubling him for some time? 4
a. Dr. Jekyll’s will which names Hyde as his inheritor.
b. A volume of some dry divinity.
c. Newspaper reports about Mr. Hyde.
d. A letter from Dr. Jekyll which is only to be opened on his decease.
Jekyll abstains from being Hyde for two months. How does he describe Hyde when he gave in?
a. My devil had been long caged, he came out roaring.
b. My fiend had been long trapped, he rushed out screaming.
c. My friend had been sleeping, now he woke.
d. The prince had been plotting, now he took the throne.
Around two months before the murder of Carew, what unsettling thing happens regarding the transformations?
a. Hyde is unable to return to being Jekyll no matter how many drugs he takes.
b. Jekyll wakes up as Hyde without having taken the drug.
c. Jekyll finds it impossible to turn into Hyde no matter how many drugs he takes.
d. Hyde wakes up as Jekyll without having taken the drug.
What is the theory that Jekyll proposes for why Hyde was smaller?
a. Because he was more evil.
b. Because that side to Jekyll had been repressed.
c. Because it would be impossible for him to have grown larger, but smaller would allow certain aspects of his body to condense.
d. Because Hyde was fundamentally weaker than Jekyll.
How does he feel when he turns into Hyde for the first time?
a. Disgusted with himself.
b. Angry and enraged.
c. Younger and lighter.
d. Weaker and faint.
What was the conflict that Jekyll had whilst growing up?
a. He wanted to have fun but also be respectable.
b. He wanted to be frivolous but his family would not let him.
c. He wanted to be widely respected as a scientist but he was not bright enough.
d. He wanted to shut himself away but everyone wanted him to be sociable.
Doors have symbolic significance in the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
True
False
Which is a simile used in the story?
“I can bear it no more,” he repeated.
“What ails you?” he added; “is the doctor ill?”
Two base passions raged within him like a tempest.
he tossed to and fro, until the small hours of the
morning began to grow large.
Which is a metaphor used in the story?
"like some damned Juggernaut"
"I am ashamed of my long tongue"
"trampled calmly over the child's body."
"Poor Henry Jekyll . . . my mind misgives me he is in deep waters!"
Which is an example of personification in the story?
"the cab crawled" among the streets in the dark and dank fog,
"as empty as a church,"
"trampled calmly over the child's body.
my mind misgives me he is in deep waters!"
Which is an example of foreshadowing from the story.
the town’s life was still rolling in through the great arteries with a sound as of a mighty wind.”
“The fog still slept on the wing above the drowned city,
“Some day, Utterson after I am dead you may perhaps come to learn the right and wrong of this. I cannot tell you.”
the lamps glimmered like carbuncles’
Who says...“He is not easy to describe. There is something wrong with his appearance; something displeasing, something downright detestable. I never saw a man I so disliked, and yet I scarce know why.
Enfield
Utterson
Lanyon
Guest
Who says.... I had sprung to my feet and leaped back against the wall, my arm raised to shield me from that prodigy, my mind submerged in terror.
“O God!” I screamed, and “O God!” again and again; for there before my eyes—pale and shaken, and half fainting, and groping before him with his hands, like a man restored from death—there stood Henry Jekyll!
Enfield
Utterson
Lanyon
Guest
Who Says...It was on the moral side, and in my own person, that I learned to recognise the thorough and primitive duality of man; I saw that, of the two natures that contended in the field of my consciousness, even if I could rightly be said to be either, it was only because I was radically both;
Enfield
Jekyll
Utterson
Lanyon
Who says...I began to be aware of a change in the temper of my thoughts, a greater boldness, a contempt of danger, a solution of the bonds of obligation. I looked down; my clothes hung formlessly on my shrunken limbs; the hand that lay on my knee was corded and hairy
Jekyll
Lanyon
Enfield
Hyde
Who says...“O my poor old Henry Jekyll, if ever I read Satan's signature upon a face, it is on that of your new friend.”
Jekyll
Hyde
Utterson
Lanyon
who says...“It was for one minute that I saw him, but the hair stood upon my head like quills. Sir, if that was my master, why had he a mask upon his face?”
poole
guest
lanyon
utterson
What is Marriott's favorite fact about the author?
He was a romantic
He lived in a warm sunny place
He had no children of his own
He died while making Mayonnaise
Who witnessed a murder, fainted, woke up and called the police?
Sir Danvers Carew
The Trampled girl
Poole
The girl in the window
Where did we see doubles in the story?
Jekyll and Hyde
Front and back of the house
two best friends
all of these
Where did we see women in distress?
We did not see any
The trampled girl
The fainting girl
both green and yellow
Where did we see violence?
we did not see any
The trampled Girl
The Murder of Sir Danvers Carew
Both green and yellow
Where did we see a strong female emergence?
We did not see any
Utterson was really a girl
The woman was Jekyll's third personality
Lanyon's wife.
Where did we see pathetic fallacy?
pouring rain at the funeral
Fog covering all of London
tornado when jekyll changes
earthquake at the end.
How is the setting Gothic?
took place in a castle
lanyon moved to a castle
Hyde's home is ugly and dark
The house was falling down around them.
Who is the hero villain in the story
Jekyll
Lanyon
Utterson
The girls
Who dies first in the story?
Sir Danvers Carew
Dr. Lanyon
Dr. Jekyll
Nobody dies
Where did we see supernatural events in the story?
Poole became a ghost
Aliens brought Jekyll the potion
Dr. Lanyon knew magic spells
Jekyll transformed into another person
Who says..."Henry Jekyll became too fanciful for me."
Utterson
Poole
Lanyon
Enfield
Who says..." i took to my heels, collared my gentleman, and brought him back to where there was already quite a group around the screaming child"
Poole
Lanyon
Enfield
Guest
Who says..."The two hands are in many points identical: only differently sloped. They are by the same person"
Utterson
Jekyll
Poole
Guest
Who says...."We have put her in the coffin alive"
Jekyll
Roderick
Robert Frost
Robert Louis Stevenson
Who says...I know not how it was—but, with the first glimpse of the building, a sense of insufferable gloom pervaded my spirit.
Roderick
Madeline
the servant
Roderick's friend/narrator
What are the first words of Jekyll and Hyde?
: 'I f you see them on their Sunday walks, they never say any thing. They don't seem to enjoy themselves.'
Then there was Mr Enfield. Other people could see no reason for Mr Utterson and Mr Richard Enfield to be friends.
Mr John Utterson was a lawyer and he lived in London. He seemed to be a cold man, without feeling
' Have you ever noticed that door before, John?' he asked.
What is the final sentence of the story?
Poole will tell you that he searched London for more chemicals
Here, then, I am putting my pen down and I am ending the life of the unhappy Henry Jekyll.
Six hours after that, the pain and the change returned, and again I had to take the liquid.
I listened to Lanyon's angry words, but I seemed to be in a dream
What is the moral to Robert Louis Stevenson's story
When your friend starts acting out of character, freak out and get to the bottom of it.
associating with someone so disreputable and dangerous is a bad idea.
man's soul is paired with both elements of good and evil
we have free will
