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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Chapters 1-6 Exam

Total questions: 90

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following two characters typically go on Sunday walks together?
a)
Dr. Jekyll and Dr. Hyde
b)
Mr. Enfield and Mr. Hyde
c)
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Utterson
d)
Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield
2.
What out-of-place object prompts Enfield to relate his story about Mr. Hyde to Utterson?
a)
A large rock
b)
A neglected building
c)
A extinguished lamp
d)
A little girl's hat
3.
After trampling the young girl, how does Mr. Hyde appease the angry crowd that gathers?
a)
A £100 check
b)
An apology
c)
A good deed
d)
A long speech
4.
What strikes Enfield as peculiar about Mr. Hyde’s check?
a)
The colors
b)
The bank is fake
c)
The name that signed the check
d)
The check was ripped
5.
What does Enfield find striking about Mr. Hyde’s physical appearance?
a)
The indescribable beauty
b)
Indescribeable ugliness
c)
His height
d)
His gait
6.
What was Utterson looking at during the evening in his home?
a)
Dr. Jeykll's will
b)
Books
c)
TV shows
d)
Letters
7.
How long had it been since Dr. Lanyon had seen Dr. Jekyll?
a)
5 years
b)
10 years
c)
15 years
d)
20 years
8.
Why did Lanyon stop seeing Jekyll?
a)
He lost touch
b)
Jeykll was practicing unscientific experiments
c)
He had offended him
d)
He didn't have time
9.
What can the reader infer that Mr. Utterson will do from this quote? " This Master Hyde, if he were studied," thought he, "must have secrets of his own"
a)
Utterson will try to find out Hyde's secrets.
b)
Utterson will spread rumors about Hyde
c)
Utterson will confront Dr. Jekyll about it
d)
Utterson will ask Dr. Lanyon about it
10.

Utterson wrote a letter to Jekyll because

a)

he did not want to speak with him.

b)

he wanted to tell him that Lanyon died.

c)

he was not allowed to visit Jekyll.

d)

he was able to say things more clearly.

11.

Dr. Jekyll

a)

believed that he deserved what was happening to him.

b)

changed the kind of work he did in his laboratory.

c)

wanted to keep in touch with Lanyon at any cost.

d)

felt that he had been unfairly treated by Utterson.

12.

As a result of Dr. Lanyon’s letter

a)

Mr. Utterson was admitted to the laboratory

b)

Mr. Utterson became fearful of Dr. Jekyll.

c)

Mr. Utterson stopped walking near Jekyll’s house.

d)

Mr. Utterson learned the truth right away.

13.

Dr. Lanyon

a)

wanted Utterson to read his letter right away.

b)

was sorry to hear about Jekyll's sickness.

c)

wanted to see Jekyll again very soon.

d)

was destroyed by something that had to do with Jekyll.

14.

sensible; realistic

a)

reasonable

b)

incident

c)

elegant

d)

morality

15.

strange; out of the ordinary

a)

abominable

b)

wretched

c)

rouse

d)

bizarre

16.

a beast, creature, or monster

a)

client

b)

scoundrel

c)

brute

d)

trampled

17.

succeeds; wins

a)

morality

b)

estate

c)

prevails

d)

rouse

18.

awful; horrible

a)

elegant

b)

abominable

c)

wretched

d)

huddled

19.

walked on; flattened

a)

emerged

b)

sprawled

c)

trampled

d)

huddled

20.

to try to wake someone up

a)

client

b)

emerged

c)

rouse

d)

incident

21.

laid out

a)

sprawled

b)

reasonable

c)

laboratory

d)

huddled

22.

a crook or villain

a)

incident

b)

scoundrel

c)

client

d)

brute

23.

came into view

a)

elegant

b)

morality

c)

trampled

d)

emerged

24.

miserable; worthless

a)

wretched

b)

scoundrel

c)

emerged

d)

rouse

25.

goodness; honesty

a)

elegant

b)

isolate

c)

incident

d)

morality

26.

Sir Danvers Carew was a ____________________ of Utterson’s.

a)

client

b)

critic

c)

inherit

d)

resemblance

27.

According to the ____________________ of Dr. Jekyll’s will, Edward Hyde would ____________________ his fortune.

a)

terms, inherit

b)

inherit, terror

c)

rosy, terms

d)

trembling, host

28.

Mr. Guest studied Hyde’s handwriting with ____________________ interest

a)

resemblance

b)

solitude

c)

passionate

d)

terror

29.

There was a strong ____________________ between the handwriting of Jekyll and Hyde.

a)

resemblance

b)

critic

c)

sloped

d)

terms

30.

Dr. Jekyll’s handwriting was ____________________ differently than Mr. Hyde’s.

a)

sloped

b)

rosy

c)

terror

d)

resemblance

31.

Once again Dr. Jekyll was the gracious ____________________ at parties.

a)

host

b)

terror

c)

client

d)

critic

32.

Jekyll’s sudden return to ____________________ worried Utterson.

a)

solitude

b)

terror

c)

terms

d)

trembling

33.

Jekyll’s ____________________ face spoke of some deep ____________________ in his mind.

a)

pale, terror

b)

inherit, passionate

c)

rosy, terror

d)

sloped, trembling

34.

Jekyll assures Utterson that he has had a ____________________.

a)

lesson

b)

swears

c)

handwriting

d)

messenger

35.

Poole insists that no ____________________ came that day

a)

messenger

b)

trace

c)

handwriting

d)

welcome

36.

The police can find no ____________________ of Edward Hyde.

a)

trace

b)

will

c)

failing

d)

entertains

37.

Utterson is surprised by Dr. Lanyon’s ____________________ health.

a)

failing

b)

swears

c)

entertains

d)

messenger

38.

Jekyll admits that Hyde forced him to change his ________________.

a)

will

b)

handwriting

c)

swears

d)

letter

39.

Jekyll gives Hyde’s ____________________ to Utterson.

a)

letter

b)

will

c)

handwriting

d)

messenger

40.

Mr. Guest was a student and ____________________ of handwriting.

a)

critic

b)

sloped

c)

resemblance

d)

terror

41.

He ____________________ his locker to find his permission slip.

a)

huddled

b)

ransacked

c)

gutter

d)

mangled

e)

sincerely

42.

After the rain, there was a puddle in the ____________________.

a)

huddled

b)

ransacked

c)

gutter

d)

mangled

e)

sincerely

43.

The cows ____________________ together in the icy wind.

a)

huddled

b)

ransacked

c)

gutter

d)

mangled

e)

sincerely

44.

Mr. Hyde lived on a street where ragged children___________in doorways.

a)

huddled

b)

mangled

c)

ransacked

d)

gutter

45.

Dr. Jekyll was a _____man with a kind face.

a)

stylish

b)

mangled

c)

ransacked

d)

gutter

46.

Hyde's messy rooms looked like they had recently been ______.

a)

stylish

b)

mangled

c)

ransacked

d)

gutter

47.

Hyde's ______ victim still lay in the street,,

a)

stylish

b)

mangled

c)

mended

d)

gutter

48.

Half of the broken cane lay in the ____.

a)

stylish

b)

mangled

c)

mended

d)

gutter

49.

Hyde's rooms were furnished in ____and in good taste.

a)

stylish

b)

luxury

c)

mended

d)

gutter

50.

The old woman's face was made smoother by______.

a)

stylish

b)

luxury

c)

hypocrisy

d)

gutter

51.

Jekyll said that Utterson's misunderstanding of his will could not be _____by talking.

a)

sincerely

b)

luxury

c)

hypocrisy

d)

mended

52.

Why was Mr. Utterson mad at Dr. Jekyll about the will?

a)

Mr. Utterson did not like the idea that Mr. Hyde had everything.

b)

Mr. Utterson wanted his name on the will.

c)

Mr. Utterson did not like Dr. Jekyll

d)

Mr. Utterson was not mad.

53.

Utterson’s own ( honor / honorable ) and his ( loyal / loyalty ) to Lanyon

made him obey Lanyon’s instructions.

a)

honor, loyalty

b)

honorable, loyal

c)

honor, loyalty

d)

honorable, loyalty

54.

In his ( replied / reply ) to Utterson’s letter, Jekyll said that his break with

Lanyon could not be ( mended / mends ).

a)

reply, mended

b)

replied, mended

c)

reply, mends

d)

replied, mends

55.

faithfulness

a)

doomed

b)

loyalty

c)

relief

d)

honor

e)

secluded

56.

After Dr. Lanyon’s funeral, Utterson

a)

locked up Lanyon’s letter without reading it.

b)

quickly read Lanyon’s long letter about Henry Jekyll.

57.

Poole told Utterson that Dr. Jekyll

a)

often went out walking with Mr. Enfield.

b)

spent most of his time in his laboratory.

58.

Before Jekyll closed his window, Utterson and Enfield saw

a)

Mr. Hyde lurking in the background.

b)

a tormented look on Jekyll’s face.

59.

A copy of something valuable that is passed

off as the real thing is a ___.

a)

scandal

b)

forgery

c)

dreary

d)

accent

60.

A shocking event that causes someone public

shame and disgrace is a ___.

a)

forgery

b)

scandal

c)

accent

d)

scary

61.

Someone who is hated can be described as ___.

a)

dreary

b)

bond

c)

detestable

d)

trampled

62.

A person or a thing that is gloomy, sad, and uninteresting might be called ___.

a)

dreary

b)

accent

c)

bond

d)

detestable

63.

Who is the author of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

a)

Daniel Defoe

b)

Edgar Allen Poe

c)

Benn Gunn

d)

Robert Louis Stevenson

64.
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
65.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘He was wild when he was young; a long while ago to be sure; but in the law of God, there is no statute of limitations.’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Mr Enfield
66.
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
67.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘a crime of singular ferocity’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Mr Enfield
68.
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
69.
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
70.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘I concealed my pleasures’
a)
Dr Jekyll
b)
Mr Utterson
c)
Edward Hyde
d)
Dr Lanyon
71.
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
72.
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
73.
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
74.
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
75.
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
76.
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
77.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘long, lean, dusty, dreary... yet somehow lovable'
a)
Mr Utterson
b)
Mr Enfield
c)
 Dr Jekyll
d)
Dr Lanyon 
78.
Which character does this quote relate to?
‘The dismal quarter of Soho’
a)
Mr Utterson
b)
Mr Hyde
c)
 Dr Jekyll
d)
Dr Lanyon 
79.

Why does the door Hyde uses seem important?

a)

It is locked and rarely used

b)

It has a strange inscription on it

c)

It leads to the laboratory

80.

How does Jekyll react to Utterson talking to him about Hyde?

a)

is happy to discuss Hyde

b)

gets angry

c)

refuses to discuss Hyde

81.

Complete the quotation: Jekyll says that, "the moment I choose, I can..."

a)

"be rid of Mr Hyde"

b)

"ignore Mr Hyde"

c)

"dump Mr Hyde"

82.

What does Jekyll ask Mr Utterson to do if anything happens to Jekyll?

a)

to forget about Mr Hyde

b)

to help Mr Hyde

c)

to report Mr Hyde

83.

Complete the quotation: "Where Utterson was liked,..."

a)

"he was liked well"

b)

"he was admired"

c)

"he was respected

84.

Complete the quotation: "I was never more...in any man than Lanyon"

a)

surprised

b)

dismayed

c)

disappointed

85.

Why does Dr. Jekyll show Mr. Utterson the letter from Mr. Hyde?

a)

To reassure him that Hyde has left for good.

b)

To ask for legal advice about the letter.

c)

To prove Hyde’s innocence in the Carew case.

d)

To confess his involvement with Hyde.

86.

What does Mr. Utterson suspect about Dr. Jekyll after seeing the letter?

a)

That Jekyll is still helping Hyde.

b)

That Jekyll forged the letter.

c)

That Jekyll fears for his life.

d)

That Jekyll plans to flee London.

87.

What does Mr. Guest notice about the letter from Hyde compared to Jekyll’s handwriting?

a)

It is an exact match.

b)

It is similar but slightly slanted differently.

c)

It is written in a shaky, nervous manner.

d)

It has no similarities to Jekyll’s handwriting.

88.

Mr. Utterson suspects that the letter might be a (a)   , created by Dr. Jekyll to protect Hyde.

89.

The letter from (a)   is examined by Mr. Guest, who notices its similarity to Dr. Jekyll’s handwriting.

90.

Utterson is the .................of Dr.Jekyll

a)

mother

b)

lawyer

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