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Sherlock Holmes The Hound of the Baskervilles Quiz 3 The Whole Story
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When was the Hound of the Baskervilles first seen?
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1742
3 months ago
1472
1640
What were Holmes and Watson doing at the beginning of the story?
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Watson was reading the newspaper and Holmes was reading a letter.
They were eating breakfast together.
They were at a hospital talking to Dr. Mortimer.
They were travelling to Devonshire.
When did James Mortimer visit 221B Baker Street?
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An evening in the spring of 1742 at 10 am.
A morning in the autumn of 1889 at 10:30 am.
Three months before Sir Charles' Death
When did Sir Charles Baskerville die?
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in 1742
a hundred years ago
in June 1889
1460
Sir Hugo Baskerville was a...
very worried man with a weak heart
wild and evil man
great detective
friendly and generous man
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What did Sir Hugo Baskerville do to the farmer's daughter?
He kidnapped her and locked her in a room
Sir Hugo and his five or six friends murdered her
He got her drunk and forced her to dance in Baskerville Hall
He took her for a ride on his black horse
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Who is Barrymore
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one of the Baker Street Boys
The Baskervilles butler
an old farmer
one of Sir Hugo's friends
Describe Dr. James Mortimer. Give as much detail as possible.
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Start your description with these words, "Dr Mortimer is..."
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Check all the things that the old farmer said he saw .
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a girl running and hounds running close behind her
thirteen men drinking and shouting evil words
Sir Hugo riding just behind his hounds
Sir William Baskerville writing a story for his sons
A huge and terrible hound running silently
Holmes and Watson reading the morning newspaper
a girl climbing out of a room and down the ivy on the wall
Dr. Mortimer reading to Holmes and Watson
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How did Sir Charles Baskerville die?
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His throat was torn out by a huge devilish hound
He died of natural causes due to a weak heart
He fell out of the window of Baskerville Hall
He was murdered by Sir Hugo Baskerville
Describe Sir Henry Baskerville. Give as much detail as possible.
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Start your description with these words, "Sir Henry Baskerville is..."
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Five mysterious things happened to Sir Henry before he left London. What were they?
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Check 5 of the 7 statements below,
He received a warning telling him not to go to the Moor
His pen ran dry three times in writing a short address.
He lost one shoe from a pair of new shoes.
He received £500 from his dead uncle.
He lost one shoe from an old pair of shoes
He was followed by a man with a black beard.
His brown shoe suddenly reappeared under a table.
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Describe Baskerville Hall
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Who received money from Sir Charles' will?
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Check 4 out of the 6 choices below.
The Barrymores
Sir Henry
Watson
Dr. Mortimer
Holmes
The Stapletons
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Who is James Desmond?
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Sir Charles youngest brother.
The eldest son of Sir Hugo.
Sir Henry's father.
a cousin of the Baskervilles
Baskerville Hall is _____ building.
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large ,modern
pretty, little
dark, unwelcoming
Stapleton had a _____ in the north of England.
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shop
home
school
How did Holmes know that Stapleton was actually a Baskerville?
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Barrymore told him.
He noticed that Stapleton resembled Sir Hugo
He read a report in a newspaper
Roger Baskerville, who was Stapleton’s father, ran away to _____.
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Columbia
Japan
South America
Who fell in love with Miss Stapleton
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Your answer
Describe Stapleton
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Your answer
Why did Stapleton want to kill Sir Charles and Sir Henry?
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Your answer
_____ is a dangerous prisoner who escapes on to the moor.
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Holmes
Stapleton
Seldon
What happened to Stapleton in the end?
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Your answer
What happened to the Hound in the end?
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Your answer
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