The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Who meets Mr. Hyde at night in a London side street?

Mr. Utterson

Who tramples a little girl?

Mr. Hyde (in front of Enfield)

Who smashes a laboratory door?

Poole (with an axe)

Who is begged by Poole to come to Dr. Jekyll's residence to open the laboratory door?

Dr. Lanyon

Who was murdered?

 Danvers Carew

Who tells Mr. Utterson a story about a sinister building?

Mr. Enfield

Who dies of shock?

Dr. Lanyon (After seeing Hyde transform into Jekyll)

Who drinks a potion in front of Lanyon?

Mr. Hyde (turns into Jekyll)

Who compares Hyde and Jekyll’s handwriting?

Mr. guest (after Utterson asks)

Who is the chief clerk of Utterson?

Mr. guest

Who is Henry Jekyll’s footman?

Poole

Who is a friend to both Mr. Utterson and Dr. Jekyll and a doctor

Dr. Lanyon

Who is a distant kinsman of Utterson and goes on walks with him?

Mr. Enfield

Who is the personification of evil?

Mr. Hyde (Jekyll’s evil)

Who is the kind of gentleman and member of parliament who asked Hyde for directions?

Danvers Carew (before the murder)

Who’s experiments led to their downfall?

Dr. Jekyll

The time and setting is 19th century Ireland

False (England)

Jekyll believes humans have a duel nature not just a single one

True (evil and good)

Lanyon is encouraging about Jekyll’s experiments

False (he hates them)

Hyde is afraid of becoming evil

False (already is)

A housemaid is the only witness to the Danvers Carew murder

True

Everyone who meets Hyde thinks he looks like Jekyll

False (they are very different in apearence)

The power of the potion discovered depends on an impurity in the chemicals

True (leads to Jekyll’s downfall)

Jekyll is poisoned by Hyde

False (Jekyll ends up not wanting to be Hyde anymore and kills himself)

This story is noteworthy because of its wit and humor

False (it’s a sad/creepy story)

Hyde was imprisoned for two years for being cruel to a little girl

False (he had to pay a fine)

Jekyll puts money in a bank for Hyde to use

True (after trampling the girl) 

Hyde becomes Jekyll’s slave

False (Jekyll is basically Hyde’s slave)

Dr. Jekyll’s moral nature is destroyed

True (He cannot comprehend the difference between good and evil anymore)

Jekyll believes that one-day society will be able to separate (different forms) the good and evil in people

True (he tries to do it)

The story is told with Lanyon as the main character

False

Lanyon is the beneficiary of Jekyll’s last will

False (Utterson is)

Poole and Utterson find Hyde still twitching, after he killed himself, in the cabinet

True (he was dying but not dead yet)

Lanron knows Jekyll’s secret before Utterson

True (he saw it after getting the chemicals)

Utterson is afraid Hyde will kill Jekyll if he finds out about Dr. Jekyll’s

will (Utterson thought it was blackmail)

On Sir Danvers Carew's body, an envelope was found

containing the address of Mr. Utterson (that’s how Utterson got involved)

While Utterson and Enfield talk to Jekyll before he shuts his window they notice his expression changes to one of

terror

Dr. Lanyon's narrative of Dr. Jekyll is not to be read until Dr. Landon

dies

Dr. Jekyll warns that if Lanyon doesn’t honor his request

their friendship will end

Lanyon feels the transformation he has witnessed is

evil and vile.

Dr. Jekyll reports he learned the duality of human nature by studying

himself

Upon discovering the duality of human nature Dr. Jekll believes that it should be

separated into two different identities

After his first transformation, Jekyll discovers the evil side is

less developed than the good side

Toward the end of the novel Hyde transforms himself back into Jekyll because

afraid of being hung from the Gallows