The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

What out-of-place object prompts Enfield to relate his story about Mr. Hyde to Utterson?

• A dollar on the ground

• Neglected building, specifically the door

• A keyword from Utterson

• A strange smell

Do you believe Dr. Jekyll is guilty of the crimes and actions committed by Mr. Hyde? Why or why not? Support your answer with evidence and events from the text.

What is the run-down building that Mr. Hyde frequently visits?

• A laboratory

• An apartment complex

• A factory

• A lair

When Utterson first asks Dr. Jekyll about his relation to Mr. Hyde, what does the Dr. Jekyll make Utterson promise to do?

• Never tell a soul about their conversation

• Kill Hyde the next chance he gets

• Befriend Hyde

• Execute his will

Who does Mr. Hyde kill in the street at the dead of night?

• Sir Daniel Caramel

• Dr. Jekyll

• Sir Danvers Carew

• Poole

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde's physical appearance are very different from one another. Draw both of them side by side, pointing out to differences from each (Draw an arrow and write what the differences are).

Where does Utterson recall seeing the murder weapon Mr. Hyde used?

• In the streets after he killed the little girl

• It was a gift from Mr. Utterson to Dr. Jekyll

• It was once Utterson's

• It was Poole's

At Mr. Hyde's lodgings, what half-burned object do the police find alongside the murder weapon?

• A diary

• The will

• A checkbook

• A picture of Mr. Hyde with Henry Jekyll

When Utterson learns that Dr. Jekyll's handwriting is identical to Mr. Hyde's, what does he fear that Dr. Jekyll has done?

• Dr. Jekyll is the actual killer

• Trampled the little girl

• Burn the two items

• Forged the signature of a murderer (Hyde)

When Utterson visits the ailing Dr. Lanyon, what topic does the doctor refuse to discuss?

• Mr. Hyde

• Dr. Jekyll and his strange behavior

• Poole

• The will