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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. How old was Baring-Gould when he died?
(a) Eighty
(b) Ninety
(c) Eighty-four
(d) Eighty-nine
2. Which of the following items does Russell say she's afraid someone will ask her to take along?
(a) A quarter in case she needs to make a phone call
(b) An extra map
(c) A butterfly net
(d) A letter of introduction
3. What does the liver mortis indicate to Russell about Pethering's body?
(a) That he couldn't have been dead more than a half hour
(b) That he had been brutally beaten
(c) That he didn't die in the water
(d) Nothing
4. What was Baring-Gould's mother's name?
(a) Grace
(b) Matilda
(c) Elizabeth
(d) Sophia
5. What happens to make Holmes and Russell change their minds about which night they should go onto the moor to try to catch Ketteridge and Schiemann salting the gold?
(a) The telegram gives them new information
(b) A thunderstorm arrives
(c) The military tanks pull in
(d) They don't change their minds
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Elizabeth Chase when Russell first sees her?
2. Where is Wheal Betsy located?
3. What is Tiggy?
4. According to the reference to gold in Baring-Gould's book, where was the gold-washing apparatus found on the moor?
5. What day of the week does Samuel see the hound?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Ketteridge's mood when Russell goes downstairs after her bath and what does Russell note about his appearance?
2. How does Russell find her way to Elizabeth Chase's house?
3. Briefly describe the conversation between Russell and the man who says that Elizabeth Chase wants to see her.
4. What happens when Red shies soon after leaving Elizabeth Chase's house?
5. What does Inspector Fyfe say about Pethering's body?
6. Describe the conversation between Russell and Ketteridge about the tors.
7. What are some of the clues Holmes and Russell find that lead them to the conclusion that Scheimann and Ketteridge are involved?
8. What does Holmes learn about the true identities of Ketteridge and Scheimann and how does he learn this?
9. What does Holmes believe to be the truth about Scheimann's disposal of Pethering's body and what is Russell's reaction?
10. What is the story Ketteridge tells about being caught in a snow slide?
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