The Hound of the Baskervilles Chapter One

What is the main plot of chapter 1 in 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'?

• The main plot of chapter 1 is the discovery of a hidden treasure in the Baskerville estate

• The main plot of chapter 1 is the mysterious death of Sir Charles Baskerville and the legend of the hound.

• The main plot of chapter 1 is the love story between Sir Charles Baskerville and his wife

• The main plot of chapter 1 is the investigation of a missing painting from the Baskerville mansion

Describe the setting in chapter 1 of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'.

• the streets of London, England

• the mountains of Scotland

• the beaches of Cornwall, England

• the moorland of Dartmoor in Devon, England

Based on the events in chapter 1, what can you infer about the characters' motivations?

• The characters' motivations are driven by their desire to become famous

• The characters' motivations are driven by their desire to solve the mystery of the hound and protect the Baskerville family.

• The characters' motivations are driven by their desire to travel the world

• The characters' motivations are driven by their desire to start a new business

Provide textual evidence from chapter 1 to support the description of the moor setting.

• In chapter 1 of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', the moor setting is described as a bustling and lively landscape.

• In chapter 1 of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', the moor setting is described as a peaceful and serene countryside.

• In chapter 1 of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', the moor setting is described as a desolate and eerie landscape.

• In chapter 1 of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles', the moor setting is described as a modern and urban environment.

What is the significance of the hound in chapter 1?

• Serves as a symbol of peace and tranquility for the Baskerville family

• Symbolizes the mysterious and ominous presence that haunts the Baskerville family

• Signifies the joy and happiness of the Baskerville family

• Represents the loyalty of the Baskerville family

How does the setting contribute to the overall mood of chapter 1?

• Contributes to the overall mood of excitement, happiness, and togetherness

• Creates a sense of joy, safety, and community

• Creates a sense of mystery, danger, and isolation

• Sets the tone for the chapter as one of calm, predictability, and inclusiveness

What can you infer about the relationship between the characters based on their interactions in chapter 1?

• Indifferent and apathetic

• Loving and affectionate

• Tense and suspicious

• Friendly and trusting

Explain how the author uses descriptive language to create a sense of foreboding in chapter 1.

• The author uses descriptive language such as warm, inviting atmosphere, and friendly characters to create a sense of foreboding in chapter 1.

• The author uses descriptive language such as bright, sunny skies, and cheerful laughter to create a sense of foreboding in chapter 1.

• The author uses descriptive language such as colorful flowers, and peaceful surroundings to create a sense of foreboding in chapter 1.

• The author uses descriptive language such as dark, looming clouds, and eerie silence to create a sense of foreboding in chapter 1.

What role does the weather play in chapter 1, and how does it impact the events?

• The weather has no impact on the events in chapter 1

• The weather creates a joyful and carefree atmosphere

• The weather causes the characters to feel relaxed and comfortable

• The weather sets the tone for the mysterious events to come and creates an atmosphere of suspense and unease.

How does the author use the hound as a symbol in chapter 1 of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'?

• The author uses the hound as a symbol of cleanliness, organization, and discipline.

• The author uses the hound as a symbol of intelligence, wisdom, and knowledge.

• The author uses the hound as a symbol of fear, mystery, and danger.

• The author uses the hound as a symbol of happiness, love, and peace.