Exploring Jekyll and Hyde: Chapter 2

What is the primary concern of Mr. Utterson in Chapter 2 of "Jekyll and Hyde"?

• The health of Dr. Jekyll

• The mysterious will of Dr. Jekyll

• The reputation of Mr. Hyde

• The financial status of Dr. Jekyll

Which theme is most prominently explored in Chapter 2?

• Friendship

• Duality of human nature

• Love and betrayal

• Social class disparity

Summarise the main event that occurs in Chapter 2.

• Mr. Utterson meets Mr. Hyde for the first time.

• Mr. Utterson speaks to Dr. Lanyon

• Dr. Jekyll hosts a dinner party.

• Mr. Hyde is arrested for a crime.

Why do Dr Lanyon and Dr Jekyll no longer speak to each other?

• Lanyon says Jekyll is a devil worshipper

• Lanyon says Jekyll talked scientific balderdash

• Jekyll says Lanyon is a fraud

• Jekyll says Lanyon was too foolish

How does Mr. Utterson feel about Mr. Hyde after their first meeting?

• He is charmed by him.

• He is indifferent towards him.

• He is repulsed by him.

• He is sympathetic towards him.

What literary device is used when Utterson says he saw 'Satan's signature' on Mr. Hyde's face?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Hyperbole

In the context of Chapter 2, what does the will of Dr. Jekyll state?

• All his possessions go to Mr. Hyde upon his death.

• His estate is to be divided among his family.

• Mr. Utterson is the sole beneficiary.

• His wealth is to be donated to charity.

What is Mr. Utterson's profession?

• Doctor

• Lawyer

• Detective

• Banker

Which character trait best describes Mr. Utterson in Chapter 2?

• Impulsive

• Curious

• Carefree

• Reckless

What does Mr. Utterson resolve to do after reading the will?

• Confront Dr. Jekyll

• Investigate Mr. Hyde

• Destroy the will

• Ignore the situation