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WorksheetsJekyll & Hyde Chapters 1 through 5 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is Mr. Utterson's profession?
Lawyer
Doctor
Scientist
Barista
How does the door from "Story of the Door" stand apart from the rest of the London Street?
It is unpainted, peeling, and blistered. Generally uncared for.
It is freshly painted, the doorknob polished, and well cared for.
The door is painted a brilliant scarlet, while the rest of the street is painted in a rosy gold.
The door is painted a pure white, while the rest of the street is painted an inky black.
While going on their usual Sunday stroll, Mr. Enfield tells Mr. Utterson a story about a certain door. That story included...
An 8 year old girl being trampled by a short man, who then resorted to paying compensation using someone else's check.
A man performing various strange and unusual instruments at the street corner who lives in the house.
A horrible monster, winged and large, who takes flight from the door at the strike of midnight.
The story of a puppet who wanted to be a real boy. The puppet went on an adventure at a circus, got eaten by a whale, escaped, and became real.
What is the identity of the figure who trampled over the young child at 3 in the morning?
Dr. Lanyon
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Utterson
Mr. Enfield
In Chapter Two, why is Mr. Utterson concerned about Dr. Jekyll's Will?
It was unsigned and Mr. Utterson wants everything done perfectly.
Mr. Utterson spilled his drink on the document and h as to start over.
The Will dictates that if Dr. Jekyll disappears without a trace, Hyde gets his fortune.
Mr. Utterson has no idea what the Will says. He never learned how to read.
Throughout both Chapter One and Two, Hyde is usually described as the following:
Disfigured, animalistic, savage, and twisted. Generally inhuman, though no one knows in what way.
Beautiful beyond compare. The most elegant man to ever walk London's streets.
Tall and rugged, maybe a little dusty. Never smiling.
A handsome gent in dapper clothing, red-faced, and boisterous.
In Chapter Two, Mr. Utterson is trying to find Mr. Hyde because he believes...
that Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll and is plotting the doctor's murder
that Hyde owes him a large amount of money.
that the young child who was trampled deserves justice.
that Hyde is an interesting character that he wishes to know more about.
When Utterson confronts Hyde and asks to see his face, Hyde reacts by...
getting defensive, becoming paranoid, and finally, becoming angry
being welcoming, gladly allowing Utterson to see his face and then answering his questions.
Politely refusing, mentioning that he is shy ad does not want to be seen.
agreeing, but only if Utterson does not tell others about the ugliness/vileness that he is about to see.
In Chapter Two, what does Jekyll's butler, Poole, reveal about Mr. Hyde?
That there is no such man as Mr. Hyde in Dr. Jekyll's life.
That Dr. Jekyll is, in fact, the twin brother of Mr. Hyde.
That Mr. Hyde has a key to Jekyll's house and all the servants were ordered to obey him.
That Hyde has broken into Jekyll's house multiple times in an attempt to murder the good doctor.
Who is the main character of chapters one and two of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?"
Mr. Utterson
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Richard Enfield
"The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" takes place in the city of ______________.
Paris
London
New York City
Narnia
Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield are described as friends, though no one understands why. Both of whom look forward to their long, and quiet, walks on what day of the week?
Saturday
Monday
Friday
Sunday
Doctor Lanyon is described as a "red-faced, boisterous man". The word boisterous means?
Polite to a fault
Loud
Quiet
Rude to the point of obnoxiousness
Mr. Hyde is often described, mainly due to his appearance and actions, as a fiend. What does the word fiend mean?
Angelic
Wise
Rude
Devilish
After meeting with Mr. Hyde, Utterson is overwhelmed by a state of disquietude. What does disquietude mean?
Uneasiness
Excitement
Anger
Hate
In Chapter One, when Mr. Hyde's reputation was threatened due to an incident at three in the morning, he got out of the situation by....
Eliminating all witnesses to his actions
Paying all parties compensation to forget that the incident ever occurred
By submitting to their judgment and going to jail.
By taking to his heels and running away from the scene of the crime.
In Chapter Two, Utterson is plagued by nightmares concerning the identity of Mr. Hyde. In the nightmare, Hyde is described as....
A faceless monster trampling children in the dark and seizing power from Utterson's friends
A winged fiend, beyond mortal comprehension, gathering the powers of darkness to consume the light
A disfigured man, short like a dwarf, sickly pale, and with a disfigured face.
Tall, slender, pale like a ghost. His face was akin to that of the evilest of men.
The plot of "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", so far, can be described as...
Mr. Utterson trying to discern the identity of Mr. Hyde and determine how, and why, Hyde has so much power over Jekyll.
Mr. Hyde going on a murderous rampage across the city of London with no one able to stop him.
Doctor Jekyll being a victim of blackmail and using all his resources to escape the clutches of the evil Mr. Hyde
Doctor Jekyll's slow, and inevitable, descent into madness as caused by his affiliation with a lifelong friend, Mr. Hyde.
Doctor Lanyon, another associate of Jekyll and Utterson, explains that he has not talked to Jekyll for a while because of what reason?
Jekyll's obsession with the dark arts.
Jekyll being too fanciful, and not right in the head, especially in regards to science.
Jekyll being associated with an ill crowd these days, Mr. Hyde being chief among them.
Jekyll has isolated himself to achieve spiritual enlightenment.
Another word used to describe Hyde is "Troglodytic". This word means what?
Savage like an animal
Evil as a fiend
A prehistoric cave dweller
A reptile in human shape/form.
Which word means "Something that makes it more difficult for something to work; an obstruction"
Impediment
Morbid
Attitude
Constrain
Which word means "Relating to unpleasant subjects, such as death or disease"
Impediment
Morbid
Punctually
Attitude
Which word means "Done in a prompt or timely manner"
Professional
Morbid
Punctually
Constrain
What word means "A state involving beliefs and feelings that cause a person to think or act in a certain way."
Attitude
Circumstance
Professional
Obvious
What word means "a condition that influences some event or activity"
Circumstances
Contrast
Communicate
Impediment
What word means "to share information or to express thoughts or feelings"
Circumstances
Overall
Obvious
Communicate
What word means "to hold back"
Constrain
Communicate
Obvious
Overall
What word means "to explain how two or more things are different"
Contrast
Constrain
Attitude
Obvious
What word means "a discussion in which reasons are advanced for and against some proposal"
Debate
Obvious
Overall
Professiional
What word means "General and including everything"
Overall
Obvious
Option
Circumstance
What word means "one of a number of things which only one can be chosen"
Overall
Option
Professional
Circumstance
What word means "having or showing the skill and attitude to appropriate to a professional person"
Professional
Attitude
Morbid
Optional
What word means "easily perceived by the senses or grasped by the mind"
Obvious
Option
Morbid
Constrain
Utterson had Dr Jekyll's will and it said all his money would go to Mr Hyde if the died
TRUE
FALSE
Utterson was....
worried about the will
not worried about the will
happy with the will
Utterson promised to give Hyde the money if anything happened to Dr Jekyll
TRUE
FALSE
Which two characters begin the first chapter with a walk?
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Dr. Lanyon and Mr. Poole
Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield
Mr. Utterson and Dr. Jekyll
What revelation does Mr. Guest, Utterson's head clerk, make about Hyde's letter?
Hyde's letter has spots of blood on it
Hyde's letter is written in Latin
Hyde's letter is in Jekyll's handwriting
Hyde's letter reveals him to be the killer
At the beginning of Chapter 4, what does a servant girl witness from a window?
A murder
Jekyll and Hyde meeting in secret
Jekyll transforming into Hyde
Hyde trampling a little child
After Sir Carew's murder, who leads the police to Hyde’s home?
Jekyll
A servant girl
Utterson
Enfield
What evidence was NOT found in connection to the murder of Sir Carew?
Jekyll's broken cane
a letter to Utterson
Hyde's checkbook
Jekyll's will
Who is described as "...snarled aloud into a savage laugh; and the next moment, with extraordinary quickness, he had unlocked the door and disappeared into the house."
Hyde
Jekyll
Utterson
Poole
How does Jekyll react to Utterson talking to him about Hyde?
is happy to discuss Hyde
gets angry
refuses to discuss Hyde
Complete the quotation: Jekyll says that, "the moment I choose, I can..."
"be rid of Mr Hyde"
"ignore Mr Hyde"
"dump Mr Hyde"
What does Jekyll ask Mr Utterson to do if anything happens to Jekyll?
to forget about Mr Hyde
to help Mr Hyde
to report Mr Hyde
How does Jekyll react when Utterson talks about the will?
he is happy to talk about the will
he is unhappy to talk about the will
he verbally attacks Mr Utterson
What's Dr Jekyll's butler's name?
Cool
Fool
Poole
Raúl
Who was murdered?
Dr Lanyon
Mr Utterson
Dr Jekyll
Lord Danvers Carew
What does the inspector find in Mr Hyde's house?
A letter
A body
The murder weapon
Stolen money
How did people describe Hyde?
Friendly
Deformed
Handsome
Patient
