The Hound Of The Baskervilles Ch.E-17: Death On The Moor

On the night of his death, Sir Charles went to the gate

• to meet Sherlock Holmes.

• to search for Selden.

• because Barrymore sent him there.

• to meet a woman.

Watson went to Coombe Tracey to question

• Barrymore.

• Laura Lyons.

• Selden.

• Stapleton

Watson was amazed to hear that

• Selden had escaped.

• Laura Lyons was Stapleton's wife.

• Barrymore had seen Sir Charles killed.

• Laura Lyons asked Sir Charles to meet her, but never went.

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Sir Charles first heard about Laura Lyons from

• Stapleton.

• Miss Stapleton.

• a mysterious stranger.

• Watson.

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First, Watson learned that a strange man was living on the moor. Then, he went to Coombe Tracey. Next,

• he learned that Sir Charles received a letter the day he died.

• he learned from Dr. Mortimer who L.L. was.

• he reported to Sherlock Holmes.

• he went to the stone huts.

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The person whom Watson found living on the moor turned out to be

• a killer.

• Stapleton.

• Sherlock Holmes.

• Laura Lyons.

Holmes did not tell Watson

• that Laura Lyons and Stapleton were friends.

• that Sir Henry was safe.

• that Miss Stapleton was really Stapleton's wife.

• that Stapleton was a bad person.

Sir Henry Baskerville fell from the cliff

• because the night was so dark.

• because the hound was chasing him.

• but he was all right afterward.

• a long time before Holmes and Watson found him.

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Another name for this story could be

• "The Hound Strikes."

• "Safe At Home."

• "A Tough Struggle."

• "Holmes In Danger."

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This story is mainly about

• why you should be careful on a moor.

• searching for an escaped prisoner.

• the facts surrounding two deaths.

• living in stone huts.