Which of the following is the major climax in the story?

When Utters breaks down the door to the laboratory's cabinet

What does the maid witness from her window?

Hyde murdering Sir Danvers Carew

What happens to Jekyll after Carew's murder?

He is more sociable and civic/religious minded

Which of the following statements best describes the strength of Mr. Utterson's character?

a victorian gentleman who values reason and common sense

What motivates Jekyll to begin his experiments?

he is interested in his duel nature and wants to explore it

Mr. Utterson is concerned by what facts regarding Jekyll's will?

Mr. Hyde inherits Jekyll's estate essentially replacing him

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1
Which of the following is the major climax in the story?
When Utters breaks down the door to the laboratory's cabinet
when Jekyll turns into Hyde for the first time
when the girl is trampled
When Utterson reads the will
2
What does Mr. Guest notice about Hyde's handwriting?
It looks as if it had been written by a caveman
It looks similar to Jekyll's
It is in Latin and means "I am not who I seem."
the grammar is incorrect
3
What does the maid witness from her window?
Hyde murdering Enfield
Jekyll transforming into Hyde
Hyde murdering Sir Danvers Carew
Hyde trampling a small child
4
What is the setting of DJMH?
London, late 19th century
Just outside London, late 19th century
Ireland, 1922
Scotland, early 1800s
5
What happens to Jekyll after Carew's murder?
he writes a book
He is more sociable and civic/religious minded
He destroys all the potion
he commits suicide
6
With the exception of chapters 9-10, from whose point of view is the story told?
Hyde
Lanyon
Dr. Jeckyll
Utterson
7
What does Mr. Utterson do immediately after hearing the story of the door?
confronts Mr. Hyde
reads Mr. Hyde's will
goes to see Mr. Poole
Reads Dr. Jekyll's will
8
Which of the following statements best describes the strength of Mr. Utterson's character?
a secreteve investigator who only cares about the truth
a greedy lawyer who craves wealth
a victorian gentleman who values reason and common sense
a doctor who refuses to acknowledge anything supernatural
9
What does Lanyon give Utterson before he dies?
a box
a letter
a recipe
a will
10
What recurring literary devices (motifs) occur in the novella?
inability of characters to recognize unconventional events
nightmarish cityscapes described in vivid detail
all of these
virtuous characters who suffer violence
11
Who is Poole?
Jekyll's butler
Utterson's butler
Lanyon's butler
Enfield's butler
12
What motivates Jekyll to begin his experiments?
He enters a scientific contest
He accidentally turns into Hyde and likes the feeling
he is interested in his duel nature and wants to explore it
He hates who he is and wants a change
13
Mr. Utterson is concerned by what facts regarding Jekyll's will?
Dr. Jekyll's estate will be given to charity
Hyde and Utterson divide the estate
Mr. Utterson inherits Jekyll's estate
Mr. Hyde inherits Jekyll's estate essentially replacing him
14
What horrifying event does Lanyon write about in chapter 9?
an old man being murdered
Hyde transforming into Jekyll
a little girl being trampled
Jekyll transforming into Hyde

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