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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The stranger reminds the man of whom?
(a) Santa Claus
(b) Satan
(c) The constable
(d) His father

2. The author says that the lamps glittered like...
(a) Moon rays
(b) Carbuncles
(c) Diamonds
(d) Stars

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

4. Which of these was not located near Hyde's house?
(a) French eatery
(b) Gin palace
(c) Retail shop
(d) Utterson's office

5. What was the name of the victim?
(a) Carlson
(b) Carey
(c) Carew
(d) Carruthers

Short Answer Questions

1. The clerk compares which two items?

2. How does Hyde come and go from Jekyll's house?

3. What does the clerk examine?

4. Which of these words is not used to describe Hyde?

5. What time did the maid call the police?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Hyde react when Utterson says that their mutual friend is Jekyll?

2. Although Utterson was a quiet man who was not prone to being the center of attention, people seemed to flock to him. Why did people like to be in Utterson's company?

3. Jekyll presents a strong argument for Utterson to respect his wishes regarding the will. What causes Utterson to finally concede to Jekyll's will?

4. As a friend and attorney, Utterson frequently helped Jekyll with legal matters. Why is Utterson disturbed by Jekyll's will?

5. The street was deserted when the murder took place. How was the murderer first identified?

6. What was the condition of Hyde's house when it was inspected?

7. The police take detailed information about the crime with the child. When was the stranger first seen?

8. A stranger on the street attracted the attention of many bystanders, including Mr. Enfield. Why was Mr. Enfield shocked by the stranger?

9. There is speculation that Jekyll's good standing could be destroyed. What might damage Jekyll's reputation?

10. G.J. Utterson is a lawyer who appears in the first part of the book. Given Utterson's occupation, what is unusual about his behavior?

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