2. What does the telegram from Holmes indicate that Russell is supposed to bring with her to Devonshire?
(a) Paper and pens to record their activities
(b) Boots for walking the moor
(c) A copy of "The Hounds of Baskerville"
(d) A compass

3. What time do Holmes and Russell arrive back at Baring-Gould's house after the evening with Ketteridge?
(a) After ten in the evening
(b) After two in the morning
(c) After nine in the evening
(d) After midnight

4. What does Holmes say is the only true rumor circulating on the moor at the moment?
(a) A girl ravished and dismembered
(b) An old woman drowned in a stream
(c) The death of a tin miner
(d) A man sacrificing a ram and drinking its blood

5. What does Holmes say happened to Sir Henry's two sons?
(a) They are both worthless
(b) They were killed in the war
(c) They squandered their inheritance and are penniless
(d) They died in a hunting accident

6. What period of Baring-Gould's life does his second manuscript, "Further Reminiscences," cover?
(a) The second fifty years
(b) The first fifty years
(c) The second thirty years
(d) The first thirty years

7. What does Russell smell when she wakes after a night of drinking with the locals?
(a) Bacon
(b) Cider
(c) Wet wool
(d) Tea

8. What is the name given to the bizarre shaped rocks?
(a) Rabbits
(b) Stonehenge
(c) Radonrocks
(d) Tors

9. Where does the barman say Pethering has gone?
(a) To Baskerville Hall
(b) In search of gold
(c) Out on the moor
(d) To Baring-Gould's house

10. Where do Holmes and Russell go after their meal at the Inn at Two Bridges?
(a) To the bar
(b) To find a ride back to Baring-Gould's house
(c) To question a young girl who'd seen the hound
(d) To find a room

11. What do Holmes and Russell have to drink when they stop at the public house in chapter three?
(a) Water
(b) Wine
(c) Beer
(d) Lemonade

12. What does Holmes say the military have learned about "the next war?"
(a) That the main enemy will not be Germany
(b) That it will begin shortly
(c) That it will be won by technology
(d) That the main enemy will be Germany

13. What is at the top of Gibbett Hill?
(a) A herd of sheep
(b) A quarry
(c) A skeleton
(d) A rock formation

14. What does Schiemann say caused his outburst earlier in the evening?
(a) A blood disorder and the alcohol
(b) His anger over his situation
(c) Nothing more than bad manners
(d) His need to be noticed

15. Who does Holmes say has asked him to look into an unrelated matter while he's on the moor?
(a) Baring-Gould
(b) His brother
(c) Miss Baskerville
(d) Scotland Yard