1. What excites Sir Henry on the journey where he cries out in delight?
(a) He sees a beautiful woman.
(b) He is excited to be back in Devonshire.
(c) He sees the moor people welcoming him to Baskerville Hall.
(d) He sees a herd of wild ponies running over the moor.

2. Why does Holmes change his mind about Sir Henry going to Baskerville Hall?
(a) Holmes realizes that Baskerville Hall is not dangerous.
(b) Holmes knows now that Sir Henry is being followed in London.
(c) Sir Henry announces that he plans to tear down Baskerville Hall.
(d) Holmes realizes Sir Henry will not get any work done in London.

3. How does Holmes propose to find the sender of Sir Henry's object?
(a) He suggests Sir Henry reply to it.
(b) He asks the postman.
(c) He marks the letter to be returned to the sender.
(d) He suggests they check all the trashcans for the cut-up newspaper near Charing Cross.

4. What about the handwriting reveals to Holmes that the object originated at a hotel?
(a) The handwriting is too neat to not belong to a hotel clerk.
(b) The splatters showed that the ink bottle was running dry, common for hotels but not for personal use.
(c) He recognized the ink.
(d) The handwriting is messy, meaning someone uneducated wrote it.

5. What does Stapleton do when he visits Baskerville Hall after Watson has followed Sir Henry?
(a) Stapleton tries to hire the Barrymores away from Sir Henry.
(b) Stapleton strikes Sir Henry for talking to his sister.
(c) Stapleton attempts to pay Sir Henry to leave for London.
(d) Stapleton apologizes for his rudeness to Sir Henry in regards to his sister.