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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. Where does Ketteridge say he and Scheimann first met?
(a) In Dartmoor
(b) In London
(c) On a boat
(d) In California
2. What does Samuel Taylor say about the new owners of his farm?
(a) That he hopes they die
(b) That he hopes they'll sell it to him
(c) That he hopes they paid dearly for it
(d) That he hopes they enjoy it
3. Who drives Russell back to Lew Trenchard?
(a) Ketteridge's hired driver
(b) Schiemann
(c) Baring-Gould's driver
(d) Ketteridge
4. How many of the people at the inn at the beginning of chapter eleven know who Russell is?
(a) No one
(b) All of them
(c) Only the manager
(d) Only three or four
5. What is Baring-Gould drinking when Russell joins him downstairs the morning after her return from Ketteridge's house in chapter fifteen?
(a) Tea
(b) Coffee
(c) Milk
(d) Juice
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the subject of the first song the singing moor men perform?
2. What is the first thing Russell sees in the formal drawing room of Miss Baskerville's house?
3. What is the snack young Samuel stops to eat on his way home from his aunt's house?
4. What does Miss Baskerville say happened to strengthen her resolve to find a tenant for Baskerville Hall?
5. What is the injury the horse sustains on the way back to Lew Trenchard?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the conversation between Russell and Ketteridge about the tors.
2. What does Russell say about the people she questions about the coach and the hound and their reliability?
3. What is the story Ketteridge tells about being caught in a snow slide?
4. How does Russell go about getting Pethering's body out of the lake?
5. Briefly describe the conversation between Russell and the man who says that Elizabeth Chase wants to see her.
6. What does Holmes learn about Pethering's true identity and how does he learn it?
7. What does Ketteridge say about his ability to keep his cook and what is Russell's response?
8. Describe the moment in which Russell's attitude about the moor changes?
9. How is Russell greeted when she reaches Baskerville Hall and what is the conclusion she comes to?
10. What does Russell do to express her appreciation of Elizabeth Chase's ability to be a good witness and what is Elizabeth's reaction to Russell's action?:
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