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Jekyll and Hyde

Total questions: 94

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘he gives a strong feeling of deformity’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Mr Enfield
2.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘a large, well­ made, smooth­ faced man of fifty’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Mr Enfield
3.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘a crime of singular ferocity’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Mr Enfield
4.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘ape­like fury’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Mr Enfield
5.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘The rosy man had grown pale; his flesh had fallen away’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
6.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘the smile was struck out of his face and succeeded by an expression of such abject terror and despair’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
7.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘A dismal screech, as of mere animal terror’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
8.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘man is not truly one, but truly two’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
9.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘more wicked, tenfold more wicked, sold a slave to my original evil’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
10.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘his every act and thought centred on self’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
11.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘I resolved in my future conduct to redeem the past’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
12.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘that hide­bound pedant, Lanyon, [was distressed] at what he called my scientific heresies’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
13.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘Satan’s signature upon a face’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
14.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘the two men put the greatest store by these excursions, counted them the chief jewel of each week’
a)
Dr Jekyll and Mr Utterson
b)
Mr Utterson and Mr Enfield
c)
Edward Hyde and Dr Jekyll
d)
Dr Lanyon and Dr Jekyll
15.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘the man seems hardly human!’
a)
Mr Utterson
b)
Mr Hyde
c)
 Dr Jekyll
d)
Dr Lanyon 
16.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘The dismal quarter of Soho’
a)
Mr Utterson
b)
Mr Hyde
c)
 Dr Jekyll
d)
Dr Lanyon 
17.

Whose will does Utterson have?

a)

Hyde's will

b)

Jekyll's will

c)

Enfield's will

18.

Who is the main beneficiary of the will?

a)

Enfield

b)

Utterson

c)

Hyde

19.

How long has it been since Lanyon has seen Jekyll?

a)

2 years

b)

5 years

c)

10 years

20.

Utterson says he will be ...

a)

Mr Seek

b)

Mr Find

c)

Mr Discovery

21.

Complete the quotation The other snarled aloud into a..."

a)

savage laugh

b)

beastly cry

c)

noisy shout

22.

After he meets Hyde, whose house does Utterson visit?

a)

Enfield's house

b)

Jekyll's house

c)

Lanyon's house

23.

What does Utterson suspect Hyde is doing to Jekyll?

a)

blackmailing him

b)

helping him

c)

stealing from him

24.

What does Utterson decide to do?

a)

Investigate Hyde

b)

Forget about everything

c)

Confront Jekyll

25.

Complete the quotation "if ever i read... signature upon a face, it is on that of your new friend."

a)

a demon's

b)

Satan's

c)

a devil's

26.

What is Utterson's profession?

a)

doctor

b)

lawyer

c)

teacher

27.

What is Enfield's relationship to Utterson?

a)

business partner

b)

close friend

c)

brother

28.

What do Utterson and Enfield regularly do ?

a)

go for walks

b)

play cards

c)

have dinner together

29.

Enfield recounts an incident when he saw a man collide with

a)

an old lady

b)

a young girl

c)

a young boy

30.

What did the man do?

a)

trample the girl

b)

walk away

c)

help the girl

31.

What was Enfield's reaction to the man?

a)

he loathed him

b)

he liked him

c)

he ignored him

32.

What does Enfield and the doctor force the man to do?

a)

go to the police

b)

pay compensation to the girl's family

c)

write a letter of apology

33.

Why was Enfield suspicious about the cheque?

a)

It was unsigned

b)

It was signed by someone else

c)

It was incomplete

34.

What is the name of the man in Enfield's story?

a)

Doctor Lanyon

b)

Doctor Jekyll

c)

Mr Hyde

35.

Struggle between good and evil

a)

DUAL NATURE OR SPLIT PERSONALITY

b)

REASON VERSUS THE SUPERNATURAL

c)

LIMITS OF SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTATION

d)

THE EFFECTS OF SOCIETY ON THE INDIVIDUAL

36.

Who witnessed the transformation and ultimately died from what he saw?

a)

Utterson

b)

Lanyon

c)

Poole

d)

Enfield

37.

1) Identify the most striking physical difference between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

a)

Dr. Jekyll is much smaller than Mr. Hyde

b)

Mr. Hyde is completely bald.

c)

Mr. Hyde is much smaller than Dr. Jekyll

d)

Mr. Hyde is much older than Dr. Jekyll

38.

1) Which is a condition of Dr. Jekyll’s original will that Utterson is so upset about?

a)

Mr. Hyde shall receive nothing

b)

Mr. Utterson shall receive half of everything.

c)

The abused little girl will receive everything.

d)

Mr. Hyde is the sole beneficiary of Dr. Jekyll’s estate

39.

Who is Mr. Guest?

a)

Mr. Utterson’s chief clerk and one to whom Utterson revealed many secrets

b)

An alias used by Poole; Dr. Jekyll’s chief butler

c)

The mysterious man who was sent by Dr. Jekyll to Dr. Lanyon’s home at midnight to retrieve a drawer

d)

The only witness to the murder of Sir Danvers Carew

40.

Who is Poole?

a)

Detective

b)

Chemist

c)

Lawyer

d)

Butler

41.

Who witnessed the abuse of the little girl on the street?

a)

Utterson

b)

A maid

c)

Lanyon

d)

Enfield

42.
Dr. Jekyll believes that the human mind is made up of two parts. True or False.
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
43.
Late one night Dr. Jekyll reveals his secret to Dr. Lanyon. Afterwards Lanyon.....
a)
Falls ill never to recover from the shock.
b)
Asks for a glass of the potion to try himself.
c)
Gives up drinking anything but water.
d)
Takes a long vacation.
44.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘he gives a strong feeling of deformity’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Mr Enfield
45.

Mr Gabriel Utterson was a __________ by profession.

a)

doctor

b)

lawyer

c)

police officer

d)

assemblyman

46.

Mr Gabriel Utterson was a __________ by profession.

a)

doctor

b)

lawyer

c)

police officer

d)

assemblyman

47.

Richard Enfield was Gabriel Utterson's __________.

a)

friend

b)

colleague

c)

brother

d)

cousin

48.

In the beginning, Dr Henry Jekyll left everything in his will to __________.

a)

Richard Enfield

b)

Edward Hyde

c)

Gabriel Utterson

d)

Poole

49.

Who was Dr Henry Jekyll's best friend?

a)

Dr Henry Lanyon

b)

Dr Hastie Lanyon

c)

Dr Harry Lanyon

d)

Dr Henderson Lanyon

50.

Hyde was given a key to Dr Jekyll's __________.

a)

laboratory

b)

kitchen

c)

room

d)

garage

51.

Who was the witness to Sir Danvers Carew's murder?

a)

A maid-servant

b)

A clerk

c)

A lawyer

d)

A doctor

52.

How was Dr Jekyll when Utterson finally saw him in his laboratory?

a)

Very sick

b)

Hale and hearty

c)

Happy

d)

Sad

53.

What led to Dr Lanyon's death?

a)

He lost money.

b)

He witnessed something horrible.

54.

Why did Poole ask Utterson to come quickly to Dr Henry Jekyll's home?

a)

He was worried that his master had gone mad.

b)

He just wanted Utterson there.

c)

He was worried that his master wasn't sleeping well.

d)

He was afraid that something terrible had happened to his master.

55.

Who did Poole and Utterson find after they broke down the door of the laboratory?

a)

Edward Hyde

b)

No one

c)

A stranger

56.

What did Dr Henry Jekyll ask Dr Lanyon to take from his office at home?

a)

A box of chemicals.

b)

A suitcase of chemicals.

c)

A drawer full of chemicals.

d)

A storage container full of potions.

57.

Henry Jekyll was born into a wealthy family.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

58.

What was the idea that Dr Henry Jekyll wanted to achieve?

a)

The usage of chemicals to change one's body.

b)

The usage of chemicals to change one's mind.

59.

Even though the experiment wasn't a success, Dr Jekyll continued as he wanted to __________.

a)

change himself completely.

b)

separate his bad side from his good side.

c)

lose himself in a separate identity.

60.

The drug that Henry Jekyll created eventually __________.

a)

turned him permanently into Hyde

b)

stopped working

c)

became famous

61.

Define Somber

a)

happy

b)

thankful

c)

dark or dull in color or tone; gloomy

62.

Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield meet each Sunday to:

a)

run

b)

play chess

c)

read

d)

walk

63.

Enfield tells Utterson about a crime involving:

a)

the death of an elderly man

b)

a motorcycle

c)

a girl being trampled

d)

a wild horse chase

64.

Enfield calls the place with the door through which Hyde enters:

a)

Chuck E Cheese

b)

the house of the devil

c)

blackmail house

d)

extortion house

65.

Utterson is concerned about Dr. Jekyll's will because:

a)

nothing is left to Utterson

b)

he leaves nothing to Enfield

c)

everything is left to Hyde if he disappears

d)

it was written incorrectly

66.

Dr. Jekyll's two oldest friends are

a)

Mickey Mouse & Donald Duck

b)

Utterson & Dr. Lanyon

c)

Mr. Smith & Mr. Massey

d)

Dr. Lanyon & Dr. Jekyll

67.

Dr. Lanyon and Dr. Jekyll no longer work together because:

a)

Jekyll thinks Lanyon is crazy

b)

Lanyon things Jekyll is involved in unscientific nonsense

c)

they had a disagreement over a girl.

d)

the disagreed on what color to paint the laboratory

68.

After Utterson finds Hyde, he sums up his impression of him by saying:

a)

he seems happy and excited to make new friends

b)

he seems hardly human

c)

he is hungry and wants to eat lunch

69.

Poole reveals to Utterson that Hyde:

a)

enters Jekyll's home through the back laboratory door

b)

is allowed to eat with Jekyll

c)

goes out daily

d)

picks flowers from the garden

70.

The murder of Sir Danvers Carew is especially horrible because

a)

his daughter observes the crime

b)

he is attacked in the middle of the day with people all around

c)

it was at the park

d)

his murder tramples his victim and shatters his bones

71.

After Carew's murder, all but which one of the following is true of Jekyll?

a)

He becomes deathly sick

b)

He justifies Hyde's actions

c)

He swears he is finished with Hyde

72.

When faced with a desperate situation, Jekyll sends a letter to Dr. Lanyon

a)

begging him to find a chemist to help him

b)

asking him to retrieve a drawer containing specific items for Jekyll's house

c)

asking for a formula for a scientific experiment

d)

asked forgiveness for destroying their friendship

73.

Before the emergence of Edward Hyde, Dr. Jekyll feels that in his dual life

a)

both identities are equal in intensity

b)

the good outweighs the bad

c)

the bad outweighs the good

74.

Jekyll reacts to Hyde's first emergence with

a)

great sorrow

b)

a feeling of youth, lightness, and happiness

c)

severe depression

d)

D) a feeling of heaviness and old age

75.

Edward Hyde is initially

a)

smaller, younger and less robust than Jekyll

b)

hulk-like

c)

morally superior to Jekyll

d)

more benevolent than Jekyll

76.

Jekyll justifies Hyde's actions by

a)

thinking that no one is being hurt

b)

thinking Hyde acts alone in his activities

c)

knowing he will pay retribution if necessary

77.

Utterson links Carew's murder to Jekyll

a)

by a cane

b)

by a hat

c)

through letters to Jekyll

d)

through letters from Hyde

78.

Mr. Guest provides a clue to the connection between Jekyll and Hyde by

a)

discovering where Hyde lives

b)

finding Jekyll's potion

c)

telling Utterson he has seen them together

d)

analyzing the handwriting

79.

Lanyon refers to Jekyll as

a)

ne who has violated his Hippocratic Oath

b)

one whom he regards as dead

c)

one who is unworthy of anyone's trust

d)

B) one who has betrayed his trust

80.

Unobtrusive means

a)

not smart

b)

thankful

c)

popular

d)

not noticeable

81.

Inordinate

a)

thankful

b)

temperate

c)

excessive

d)

exceeding measurable limits

82.

Troglodytic

a)

prehistoric, manlike creature

b)

popular person

c)

Full of triglycerides

83.

pedant

a)

in a rush

b)

obsessively concerned with details

c)

never on time

84.

On what day do Utterson and Enfield take their walk?

a)

Sunday

b)

Saturday

c)

Any day

85.
In his letter to Utterson, what kind of life does Jekyll say he now intends to lead?
a)
A Moral Life
b)
A Religious Life
c)
A Secluded Life
d)
An Adventurous Life 
86.
What instructions are given to Utterson on the second document from Lanyon?
a)
To read the document immediately. 
b)
To not read the letter until the death or disappearance of Jekyll. 
c)
To read the letter should Hyde ever show up again. 
d)
To burn the letter so Jekyll can never read it. 
87.
What does Enfield finally realize about door described in chapter 1? 
a)
It is opens to a drug den.
b)
It is Mr. Hyde's door in Soho. 
c)
It is the backdoor to Jekyll's lab. 
d)
The door has been painted red. 
88.
Why does Utterson say “God forgive us" at the end of chapter 7?
a)
Jekyll looks to be suffering great pain and despair when he sees him in the window. 
b)
He saw Hyde walk into Jekyll's house again. 
c)
Another person has been murdered. 
d)
He decides to turn Jekyll into the police for his involvement with Hyde. 
89.
What is the first thing Poole and Utterson notice has changed about Jekyll? 
a)
His voice
b)
His face
c)
His clothing 
d)
His manners
90.
Who does Poole say the figure dead in the laboratory is?
a)
Hyde
b)
Jekyll
c)
Lanyon
d)
Utterson
91.
Who is the speaker in the 9th chapter?
a)
Lanyon
b)
Utterson
c)
Jekyll
d)
Hyde
92.
Who is the speaker in the 10th chapter? 
a)
Jekyll
b)
Hyde
c)
Utterson
d)
Lanyon
93.
What does Lanyon actually see at the end of chapter 9?
a)
Hyde murder a man.
b)
Jekyll transform into Hyde.
c)
Hyde transform into Jekyll.
d)
Hyde and Jekyll exchange money. 
94.
As example in his letter, what eventually happens to Jekyll while he sleeps?
a)
He has terrible nightmares. 
b)
He transforms into Hyde.
c)
Hyde breaks into his house to steal from him. 
d)
Jekyll sleep walks and always ends up in his lab. 

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