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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. What does the clerk examine?
(a) Crime scene
(b) Ledger
(c) Will
(d) Letter
2. How did the police intend to capture Hyde?
(a) Go to Hyde's parent's house
(b) Ask Jekyll for help
(c) Stake out Hyde's house
(d) Wait until he goes to the bank
3. What was the noise heard by the maid?
(a) Cursing
(b) Screaming
(c) Bones shattering
(d) Crying
4. What is Hyde's first name?
(a) Elvin
(b) Edgar
(c) Edwin
(d) Edward
5. Which was not in Jekyll's laboratory?
(a) Cheval-glass
(b) Bunsen burner
(c) Glass presses
(d) Grate
Short Answer Questions
1. What object gave away the identity of the murderer?
2. Jekyll says that his fears cannot be amended by...
3. In which era does the story take place?
4. What evidence does Jekyll give to Utterson?
5. What was used as the murder weapon?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Utterson pay a visit to Dr. Lanyon?
2. Utterson and Jekyll manage to get some time alone at the end of the evening. What topic did Utterson broach with Jekyll?
3. What object cemented Utterson's theory that the murderer was Hyde?
4. How does Hyde react when Utterson says that their mutual friend is Jekyll?
5. Utterson and Enfield come upon a building with no windows and a mysterious door. What is so strange about the door?
6. The traumatized family received money for their troubles. Who wrote the check?
7. Utterson finally has the opportunity to meet Mr. Hyde. What is the overall impression Utterson has of Hyde?
8. 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?
9. As Jekyll remains locked in his lab, he suddenly becomes agitated. Why is Jekyll upset?
10. Utterson is relieved but not reassured by Jekyll's promise to never do something ever again. What does Jekyll say he would never do again?
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