Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde

Mr Utterson is a lawyer. This can be inferred from the given options where the profession of Mr Utterson is mentioned. The correct answer states that he is a lawyer, indicating that he practices law as his profession.

Dr Jekyll's relationship with Poole is that of a butler. A butler is a domestic servant who is responsible for managing the household, attending to the needs of the master, and ensuring the smooth running of the household. In the context of the question, Poole is likely to be the person who takes care of Dr Jekyll's daily needs and assists him in various tasks.

In the story, Mr Utterson receives an envelope in his office. Inside the envelope, he finds a will. This indicates that the contents of the envelope were legal and important, as wills typically contain instructions regarding the distribution of a person's assets after their death. The presence of a will suggests that the person who sent the envelope may have wanted to ensure that their wishes were known and followed.

If Henry Jekyll were to die, according to the given answer, all his money and possessions would go to Hyde. This implies that Hyde would inherit everything that Jekyll owned, including his wealth and belongings. This suggests that Jekyll and Hyde are connected in some way, possibly indicating that they are the same person or closely related. The answer implies that Jekyll and Hyde's identities and assets are intertwined, further supporting the idea of their interconnectedness.

Dr Jekyll stays in his room above the laboratory. This suggests that Dr Jekyll is a scientist or researcher who spends most of his time conducting experiments and working in his laboratory. The fact that his room is located above the laboratory indicates that he wants to be close to his work and easily accessible to it. This also implies that his work is of great importance to him and that he is dedicated to his scientific pursuits.

The correct answer is "small and he's got dark hair." This means that Hyde is not tall, but rather small in stature. Additionally, he has dark hair, indicating that his hair color is not fair or light.

In this sentence, Mr. Hyde used a cane to hit a man. After hitting him, Mr. Hyde jumped on the man and broke his bones. The word "cane" is directly mentioned in the sentence, indicating that it was the object used to hit the man. Additionally, the word "bones" is mentioned as the body part that was broken, further confirming the answer choice.

Dr Lanyon and Mr Utterson talked in Dr Lanyon's sitting room. This can be inferred from the given options, where the sitting room is the only location mentioned. It is a common place for conversations and meetings, making it a plausible choice for their discussion.

The Police offered thousands of pounds as a reward for Mr Hyde's capture. This suggests that the reward amount was in the range of thousands, but does not specify an exact number.

The police found a purse and a gold watch on Sir Danvers Carew's body.