Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Plot recall Quiz
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson ยท 15 multiple-choice questions with answers ยท about 12 min
Test your knowledge of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with 15 plot recall questions with answers and explanations โ quick check of what happens and when. Ideal for revision once you have read the whole novella.
Quick check of what happens and when. Drawn from the whole novella โ contains spoilers.
Skills tested: Recall ยท Difficulty: Easy, Standard
The answers and an explanation for each question appear as you play, and on the answer-key page of the printout.
- In Enfield's story, what does the small man do to the girl at the street corner?
He tramples over her and walks calmly on ยท He pushes her under a passing carriage ยท He strikes her with a heavy walking cane ยท He drags her in through the battered door
- How is the matter with the girl's family finally settled?
With a hundred pounds counted out in sovereigns ยท With ten pounds in gold and a cheque for the rest ยท With a cheque for a thousand pounds drawn on Coutts ยท With a banknote and the key to the battered door
- Which clause in Jekyll's will most disturbs Utterson?
Poole is left the house and the laboratory ยท Hyde inherits if Jekyll vanishes for three months ยท Lanyon inherits everything if Jekyll dies abroad ยท The estate passes to a Soho charity on his death
- What is Lanyon's view of Jekyll's recent scientific work?
He says Jekyll gave up research years ago ยท He says he has been assisting the experiments ยท He calls it balderdash and has kept away ยท He admits he has met Jekyll's young friend
- What occasion brings Utterson to Jekyll's house in this chapter?
A Sunday walk through the by-street ยท A reading of the will at Utterson's ยท A dinner party for a few old friends ยท A late call from Poole about the laboratory
- Who witnesses the killing of Sir Danvers Carew?
A policeman patrolling the riverside lane ยท Poole, sent out on an errand by his master ยท Mr Enfield, walking home at three o'clock ยท A maidservant at her window in the moonlight
- What is found on Carew's body that draws Utterson into the case?
A card with Mr Hyde's Soho address ยท A sealed letter addressed to Mr Utterson ยท A cheque signed by Dr Henry Jekyll ยท A key to the laboratory's back door
- Where does Utterson find Jekyll when he calls after the murder?
In the cabinet above the dissecting rooms ยท In the courtyard behind the battered door ยท In Dr Lanyon's house in Cavendish Square ยท In the drawing room beside a bright fire
- What does the letter signed "Edward Hyde" tell Jekyll?
That he will come back to the house ยท That he has a sure means of escape ยท That Jekyll ordered the murder himself ยท That he will give himself up to the police
- What becomes of Hyde after the murder, despite a large reward?
He sails for America under a false name ยท He vanishes and is never traced ยท He is seen nightly outside the house ยท He is arrested at the docks in Wapping
- Who arrives at Utterson's fireside, and with what conviction?
Bradshaw, with a note from the cabinet ยท Enfield, having seen Hyde in the street ยท Inspector Newcomen, with news of Hyde ยท Poole, certain there has been foul play
- What have the written orders from the cabinet been demanding?
A particular drug of the purest quality ยท A revolver and a supply of cartridges ยท Fresh clothes in a much smaller size ยท Food and wine left outside the door
- What does Jekyll's letter beg Lanyon to do?
Break into his cabinet and fetch a drawer ยท Destroy all the papers in his laboratory ยท Take charge of his will and his estate ยท Attend a patient at midnight in Soho
- What does the drawer turn out to contain?
A revolver, cartridges and a sealed will ยท A phial, a white salt and a notebook ยท Surgical knives and a bottle of ether ยท Letters in Hyde's hand and a broken cane
- How does Jekyll describe his own beginnings at the start of his statement?
Born the son of a country clergyman ยท Born to a large fortune and good prospects ยท Born to a poor family in the far north ยท Born to a name he could not live up to
Original questions written for Pagine. Quotations are from the public-domain text.