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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 happens repeatedly when Utterson visits Jekyll?
(a) Utterson is invited to the lab
(b) Jekyll falls ill
(c) The men argue
(d) Utterson is denied admittance

2. To what was Jekyll committed?
(a) His family
(b) Foolishness
(c) Desire
(d) Duplicity

3. What time will Lanyon's guest arrive?
(a) 2 A.M.
(b) 10 P.M.
(c) Midnight
(d) Noon

4. According to hide what has Lanyon disregarded?
(a) The law
(b) Transcendental medicine
(c) Friendship
(d) Truth

5. Carew's death is almost an equal pay off for...
(a) Jekyll's break from Hyde
(b) Hyde's disappearance
(c) Heavier police patrols
(d) Hyde's incarceration

Short Answer Questions

1. Utterson tells Enfield that his first sighting of Hyde made him feel...

2. The author claims that "It is one thing to mortify curiosity and another to..."

3. How long has it been since the change in Jekyll's behavior?

4. What item was not found in Jekyll's laboratory?

5. Who is the new beneficiary of Jekyll's will?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Jekyll send a letter to Lanyon?

2. Utterson and Enfield take a walk and decide to pay a visit to Jekyll. What time of day is it when the men visit Jekyll?

3. Lanyon made it clear that certain subjects were off the table. Why did Lanyon not want to discuss Jekyll?

4. Why was Utterson so confused by Jekyll's return to seclusion?

5. Utterson was relieved when Jekyll began to be social once again. What happened shortly after Jekyll threw a dinner party?

6. Jekyll's fall from grace was instigated by a particular interest. What was Jekyll's passion?

7. The author makes it clear that Hyde was a metaphor. What did Hyde represent?

8. Poole is frantic when he visits Utterson. How does Utterson respond to Poole's concerns?

9. Although spectators were aghast, Jekyll did not know why. How did Jekyll avoid knowing how Hyde affected his image?

10. What is it in Jekyll's response that does not convince Utterson or Poole that everything is all right?

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