The Hound of the Baskervilles Review

Who has helped Holmes solve other crimes?

• Lestrade

• Barrymore

• Stapleton

caught between duty to family and duty to job

• Holmes

• Barrymore

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Who is  duplicitous/dishonest and insidious/crafty schemer?

• Lestrade

• Stapleton

• Watson

• Selden

government detective from Scotland Yard

• Lestrade

• Cartwright

  observant, logical, and incisive mind

• Barrymore

• Watson

• Holmes

• Mortimer

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insane and escaped murder

• Seldon

• Watson

• Frankland

• Barrymore

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loyal and dependable sidekick

• Mortimer

• Watson

• Laura Lyons

• Stapleton

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litigation-obsessed neighbor of Sir Charles

• Holmes

• Baskervilles

• Frankland

• Selden

Who is secretly in love with Stapleton?

• Laura Lyons

• Lestrade

True or False: The author begins his novel with the examination of Dr. Mortimer’s cane because

it demonstrates Holmes’ method of investigation.

• False

• True