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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Jekyll hear about the murder?
(a) Police
(b) People in the square
(c) Lanyon
(d) Utterson

2. When is Hyde first spotted?
(a) 8 A.M.
(b) 3 A.M.
(c) Midnight
(d) 1 P.M.

3. Who is Hyde supposedly connected to?
(a) Renfield
(b) Metzger
(c) Harrison
(d) Jekyll

4. Who admitted Utterson to Jekyll's house?
(a) The maid
(b) Newcomen
(c) Poole
(d) Jekyll

5. What promise does Jekyll extract from Utterson?
(a) That Utterson will never speak to Hyde again
(b) That Utterson will sign the will
(c) That Utterson should never return to Jekyll's house
(d) That Utterson will leave town

6. What is Hyde's first name?
(a) Edwin
(b) Edward
(c) Edgar
(d) Elvin

7. How long is it before Utterson sees Jekyll?
(a) Two weeks
(b) Two months
(c) Three weeks
(d) Three days

8. What does the clerk examine?
(a) Crime scene
(b) Letter
(c) Ledger
(d) Will

9. What evidence does Jekyll give to Utterson?
(a) Letter
(b) Invitation
(c) Bloody shoe
(d) Murder weapon

10. What is the name of Jekyll's lawyer?
(a) Patterson
(b) Enfield
(c) Utterson
(d) Juggernaut

11. Lanyon feels what has happened to Jekyll?
(a) Jekyll has been abducted
(b) Jekyll is seriously ill
(c) Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll
(d) Jekyll has gone mad

12. How many windows does the old building have?
(a) None
(b) 5
(c) 10
(d) 3

13. If science is related to intellect than heresy is related to
(a) Intuition
(b) Proven fact
(c) Emotional stability
(d) Religion

14. Who is the beneficiary of Jekyll's will?
(a) His dog
(b) Hyde
(c) Orphanage
(d) Utterson

15. Utterson begs Jekyll to reveal what?
(a) A secret
(b) A scientific formula
(c) Contents of his will
(d) Recipe for dessert

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Jekyll apologize for Hyde?

2. What is Carew's first name?

3. In which era does the story take place?

4. Why is Utterson disturbed?

5. Who accompanied Utterson to Hyde's house?

(see the answer keys)

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