And Then There Were None Ch. 5-8 Quiz

Who is Hugo?

• Emily Brent's Son

• Vera Claythorne's ex-boyfriend

• The man who General Macarthur killed

• U.N. Owen

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What did each of the guests "automatically" do upon returning to their rooms after Marston's death?

• Hid somewhere on the island

• Went outside

• locked the doors

• Called home

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What is happening to some of the soldier figurines?

• They remain on the table

• They are being moved to other places

• They are being broken

• They are disappearing

Which character says, "None of us will ever leave"?

• Judge Wargrave

• Dr. Armstrong

• General Macarthur

• Vera Claythorne

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True or False. Miss Brent fired her maid because she got married, and her new husband then murdered the maid because they lost their only source of income

• True

• False

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How does Dr. Armstrong think Mr. and Mrs. Rogers killed the woman they cared for?

• Gave her poison

• Suffocated her with a pillow

• Withheld medicine from her

• Did not go for a doctor when she needed one.

What are Lombard, Armstrong, and Blore looking for when they search the island and house?

• Clues to help them find the murderer

• U.N. Owen

• General Macarthur

• A way to escape the island

True or False. General Macarthur says he will be relieved by death.

• True

• False

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What surprising item does Lombard have?

• A knife

• A gun

• Poison

• Everybody's name written on a piece of paper

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What might be a reason why Agatha Christie chose the poem: "Ten Little Soldier Boys" to base the sequence of murders in her novel?

• The poem was obviously written by the murderer as a warning to the house guests. Agatha Christie uses the poem to show the reader that the murderer is a poet of some sort.

• The deaths of each boy in the poem are odd and require the reader to use inferring skills to predict how that death may occur as a figurative interpretation of the one presented in the poem

• The innocence of the poem adds an ironic creepiness to the premise of the novel. In addition, the prescribed method of how possible upcoming deaths will occur ratchets up the suspense.

• Both B and C

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