The Hound Of The Baskervilles Ch.E-14: Baskerville Hall

First, Holmes and Watson went to an art exhibit. Then, they went to the Northumberland Hotel. Next,

• they had lunch with Sir Henry and Dr. Mortimer.

• a man came to the door.

• Holmes receirved a telegram.

• Holmes told Watson the cab number.

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Sir Henry's face was red with anger because

• someone was following him.

• another of his boots was missing.

• Holmes and Watson were late for lunch.

• his boots were dusty.

Dr. Mortimer said that Barrymore, the butler of Baskerville Hall,

• had no money.

• was being followed.

• now lived at the Northumberland Hotel.

• had a full, black beard.

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Holmes sent Barrymore a telegram to

• invite Barrymore to lunch.

• tell Barrymore what train Watson would be on.

• find out if Barrymore could be in London.

• tell Barrymore who was following Sir Henry.

Holmes suspected that Barrymore was

• the man who had followed Sir Henry.

• a cab driver.

• a spy.

• too clever for Holmes to catch.

The fact that Barrymore accepted the telegram proved that he was

• the man who had followed Sir Henry.

• in London.

• at Baskerville Hall.

• trying to rick Holmes.

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The cab driver made Holmes laugh by telling him that the man with the beard

• was about forty years old.

• didn't want the driver to talk about him.

• was named Dr. Watson.

• was named Sherlock Holmes.

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Holmes was sorry he had to send Watson to Baskerville Hall because

• Watson did all the work.

• Watson didn't like trains.

• Holmes was afraid there would be danger.

• Baskerville Hall was so far away.

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Another name for this story could be

• "Everything Becomes Clear."

• "A Great Battle."

• "Whispers At Midnight."

• "More Surprises."

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This story is mainly about

• leads that don't go anywhere.

• the power of money.

• sending telegrams.

• Sir Henry's courage.

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