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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who does NOT go with Amelia to find Armadale's body?
(a) Ali Hassan.
(b) Kevin O'Connell.
(c) Karl.
(d) Abdullah.

2. What does Lady Baskerville serve to her house guests in Chapter 16?
(a) Lemonade.
(b) Tea.
(c) Coffee.
(d) Ice Cream.

3. What obstacle prevents progress at the excavation site in Chapter 11?
(a) A large hole.
(b) A boulder.
(c) A booby-trapped wall.
(d) A wall.

4. What does Emerson insist Mary do?
(a) Finish her work at the excavation site.
(b) Return to England with Lady Baskerville.
(c) Confess to the murders.
(d) Stay in her room for safety.

5. Where is Milverton found in Chapter 9?
(a) In a cave.
(b) Under his bed.
(c) Lying in the hallway.
(d) In a cupboard.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who doesn't seem to enjoy the show?

2. Who claims to see something white flit by the window in Chapter 16?

3. What does Lady Baskerville accuse Atiyah of being in Chapter 15?

4. Who does Emerson pull out of the crowd in Chapter 14?

5. Who chides Emerson for saying he knows who the murderer is?

Short Essay Questions

1. What information does Ali Hussan provide the Emersons with?

2. Who is the skeleton found in the tomb? What is the skeleton found with?

3. What does Mary tell Amelia and Emerson when they arrive at Baskerville House in Chapter 13?

4. What does Emerson say to cheer up O'Connell at the end of Chapter 14?

5. What does Dr. Dubois conclude about Armadale's death?

6. What does Amelia make a chart of in Chapter 15?

7. What do Emerson and Amelia discover about the pendant found in the tomb?

8. Describe what Emerson is wearing when the party from Baskerville House arrives to watch his performance?

9. Why does Amelia think Ali Hassan lead the party in circles before taking them to the cave?

10. What do the Emersons discover has happened to Milverton in Chapter 10?

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