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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Quiz


Froggy Jumps Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde QuizVersion en ligne Story quiz par Rebeca Rodriguez 1 1. Who is the main narrator at the beginning of the story? a Mr. Utterson b Mr. Hyde c Dr. Jekyll 2 2. Who is Mr. Utterson? a A police officer b Dr. Jekyll's lawyer and friend c A scientist 3 3. Why does Mr. Enfield tell Mr. Utterson about Mr. Hyde? a Hyde frightened him after hurting a little girl. b Hyde attacked him. c Hyde stole his money. 4 4. Why is Mr. Utterson worried about Dr. Jekyll's will? a It leaves everything to Dr. Lanyon. b It leaves everything to Mr. Hyde. c It leaves everything to Poole. 5 5. Why does everyone dislike Mr. Hyde? a He gives people a feeling of evil and fear. b He is poor. c He is rude to servants. 6 6. Who is murdered in the story? a Mr. Enfield b Poole c Sir Danvers Carew 7 7. What weapon does Hyde use to kill Sir Danvers Carew? a A knife b A heavy walking stick (cane) c A gun 8 8. After the murder, what does Hyde do? a He hides in Dr. Lanyon's house. b He disappears. c He turns himself in. 9 9. How does Dr. Jekyll behave after Hyde disappears? a He leaves London. b He becomes angry with everyone. c He becomes happier and more social. 10 10. Why is Mr. Utterson shocked when he visits Dr. Lanyon? a Lanyon looks very sick and frightened. b Lanyon has disappeared. c Lanyon is moving away. 11 11. What does Dr. Lanyon ask Mr. Utterson never to mention? a Mr. Hyde b Doctor Jekyll's name c Science 12 12. What strange expression appears on Dr. Jekyll's face at the window? a Anger b Fear and horror c Happiness 13 13. Why does Poole believe something terrible has happened? a The doctor has gone on a trip. b The voice inside the study is not Dr. Jekyll's. c The laboratory burned down. 14 14. What is the mysterious person in the study asking for? a Money b Chemical powders c Food 15 15. Why do Mr. Utterson and Poole break down the study door? a To search for money. b To rescue Dr. Jekyll. c To arrest Poole. 16 16. Whose body do they find inside the study? a Dr. Lanyon b Sir Danvers Carew c Edward Hyde 17 17. What important papers does Mr. Utterson find? a A diary and photographs b A new will, a letter, and Dr. Jekyll's confession. c A map 18 18. Why does Dr. Lanyon become seriously ill? a He catches a disease. b He sees Hyde transform into Dr. Jekyll. c Hyde attacks him. 19 19. Why did Dr. Jekyll create the drug? a To separate the good and evil sides of his personality. b To cure diseases. c To become rich. 20 20. Who is Edward Hyde? a The evil side of Dr. Jekyll. b Dr. Jekyll's brother c Dr. Jekyll's servant 21 21. Why does Hyde become stronger over time? a Jekyll uses the drug repeatedly, giving Hyde more control. b He exercises every day. c He eats special food. 22 22. Why can't Dr. Jekyll continue making the drug? a The laboratory is destroyed. b He cannot find the original pure chemical again. c Poole refuses to help him. 23 23. What is one major theme of the novel? a War between countries b Space exploration c Good versus evil within every person. 24 24. At the end of the story, what happens to Dr. Jekyll? a He destroys the drug and lives happily. b He writes a confession, knowing Hyde will take over forever. c He escapes London. 25 25. Which statement best summarizes the lesson of the story? a Science can solve every problem. b Evil always makes people stronger. c Trying to separate good and evil without responsibility can lead to destruction.

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde QuizVersion en ligne

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1. Who is the main narrator at the beginning of the story?

2. Who is Mr. Utterson?

3. Why does Mr. Enfield tell Mr. Utterson about Mr. Hyde?

4. Why is Mr. Utterson worried about Dr. Jekyll's will?

5. Why does everyone dislike Mr. Hyde?

6. Who is murdered in the story?

7. What weapon does Hyde use to kill Sir Danvers Carew?

8. After the murder, what does Hyde do?

9. How does Dr. Jekyll behave after Hyde disappears?

10. Why is Mr. Utterson shocked when he visits Dr. Lanyon?

11. What does Dr. Lanyon ask Mr. Utterson never to mention?

12. What strange expression appears on Dr. Jekyll's face at the window?

13. Why does Poole believe something terrible has happened?

14. What is the mysterious person in the study asking for?

15. Why do Mr. Utterson and Poole break down the study door?

16. Whose body do they find inside the study?

17. What important papers does Mr. Utterson find?

18. Why does Dr. Lanyon become seriously ill?

19. Why did Dr. Jekyll create the drug?

20. Who is Edward Hyde?

21. Why does Hyde become stronger over time?

22. Why can't Dr. Jekyll continue making the drug?

23. What is one major theme of the novel?

24. At the end of the story, what happens to Dr. Jekyll?

25. Which statement best summarizes the lesson of the story?