A) Detective B) Lawyer C) Doctor D) Scientist
A) Impulsive B) Vain C) Emotionless D) Aggressive
A) Seventy B) Fifty C) Forty D) Thirty
A) Kensington B) Whitechapel C) Soho D) Mayfair
A) A surgical procedure B) A machine C) A potion D) A hypnotism technique
A) Larger and older B) Smaller and older C) Smaller and younger D) Taller and older
A) He is hiding from the law B) He is ill C) He fears Hyde D) He dampens his taste for the finer items of life
A) He becomes kind B) He grows in power C) He regrets his actions D) He disappears
A) Financial ruin B) Social pressure C) Bad luck D) Indulging oneself in topics of interest
A) Sly B) Amiable C) Violent D) Cruel
A) He stops using it entirely B) He loses the recipe C) The potion stops working D) He becomes reliant on it to remain conscious
A) Remorseless B) Tolerant C) Measured D) Trustworthy
A) Jekyll and Lanyon B) Hyde and Poole C) Jekyll and Hyde D) Lanyon and Poole
A) Jekyll hates it B) Jekyll is bored by it C) Jekyll enjoys it D) Jekyll is hiding it
A) Bearded B) Wrinkled C) Smooth-faced D) Scarred
A) Dr. Jekyll B) Sir Danvers Carew C) Dr. Lanyon D) Mr. Enfield
A) Trampled her B) Stole her money C) Ignored her D) Kidnapped her
A) Mr. Utterson B) Dr. Lanyon C) Mr. Enfield D) Sir Danvers Carew
A) A bloodied handkerchief B) A signed confession C) Half a broken cane D) A vial of serum
A) Lanyon B) Carew C) Enfield D) Utterson
A) A bank cheque B) A medical prescription C) A passport D) An apology note
A) Shock B) Hyde attacked him C) Old age D) Poisoning
A) Enfield B) Utterson C) Poole D) Lanyon
A) Hyde's body B) Empty chemical vials C) Jekyll's body D) An empty room
A) The formula was stolen B) The salt supply was impure C) Hyde stopped taking it D) Jekyll ran out of chemicals
A) City councillor B) Legal practitioner C) Cabinet-maker D) French teacher
A) 1878 B) 1882 C) 1886 D) 1888
A) Eugène Chantrelle B) W. E. Henley C) John Addington Symonds D) William Brodie
A) Poisoning with opium B) Suffocation C) Toasted cheese D) Stabbing
A) A murder trial in Scotland B) A voluntary change becoming involuntary C) The writing of a gothic horror story D) A man living in London
A) Lloyd Osbourne B) W. E. Henley C) Gabriel John Utterson D) Fanny Stevenson
A) Three days B) Six weeks C) One year D) One month
A) France B) London C) Edinburgh D) Bournemouth
A) Opium addiction B) Hallucinations from cocaine C) Lung fever D) A haemorrhage
A) Opium B) Ergotine C) Cocaine D) Morphine
A) John Addington Symonds B) Horatio Brown C) Edmund Gosse D) W. E. Henley
A) Scientific treatise B) Historical biography C) Gothic horror D) Romantic comedy |