Characters - "And Then There Were None."

What can be inferred about Justice Wargrave from his anticipation of the trip to Soldier Island?

• He is adventurous and loves to travel.

• He is looking for a quiet place to retire.

• He is intrigued by the mystery surrounding the island.

• He is indifferent to the invitation but goes out of politeness.

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Based on Vera Claythorne's thoughts on the train, what character trait does she most likely possess?

• Impulsiveness

• Optimism

• Nervousness

• Curiosity

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Why does Philip Lombard agree to go to Soldier Island?

• For a large sum of money.

• Out of sheer boredom.

• To meet old friends.

• Because of a mysterious job offer.

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What does the reader learn about Tony Marston's character through his driving style?

• He is cautious and responsible.

• He is reckless and carefree.

• He is an experienced and skilled driver.

• He is fearful and anxious.

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How does Emily Brent's view on the invitation to Soldier Island reflect her personality?

• She is suspicious of everyone and everything.

• She is excited about social gatherings.

• She sees it as an opportunity to spread her religious beliefs.

• She is judgmental and sees it as a moral test.

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What inference can be made about Dr. Armstrong's motivation for going to Soldier Island?

• He is looking for new patients.

• He is escaping from a troubled past.

• He is intrigued by the professional challenge.

• He is interested in a holiday.

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From the characters' reactions to receiving invitations to Soldier Island, what can be inferred about the island's reputation?

• It is known for its luxurious accommodations.

• It is shrouded in mystery and intrigue.

• It is a popular holiday destination.

• It is considered a dangerous place.

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What does Vera Claythorne's reaction to Mrs. Owen's letter suggest about her situation?

• She is desperate for a job.

• She is suspicious of the Owens.

• She is accustomed to working in luxurious settings.

• She is naive and trusts easily.

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How does General Macarthur's acceptance of the invitation reflect his current state of mind?

• He is looking forward to reuniting with old comrades.

• He is seeking solace and a break from his routine.

• He is eager for adventure and excitement.

• He is indifferent and has no other plans.

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What can be inferred about Mr. Blore's character from his actions in the first chapter?

• He is honest and straightforward.

• He is secretive and deceptive.

• He is friendly and sociable.

• He is nervous and jittery.

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