Chapters 3-5 Quiz And Then There Were None

A young, handsome, reckless man

• Anthony Marston

• Phillip Lombard

• Lawrence Wargrave

• Dr. Armstrong

A former criminal investigative department (C.I.D.) man and current detective

• William Blore

• Gen. Macarthur

• Mr. Lombard

• Mrs. Claythorne

Always has a ghost-like, frightened appearance

• Mrs. Rogers

• Isaac Morris

• Mr. Blore

• Lawrence Wargrave

An elderly religious woman

• Emily Brent

• Vera Claythorne

• Ethel Rogers

• Gabrielle Turl

Two of the characters seemed unfazed by the contents of the recording. Who were they?

• Justice Wargrave and Emily Brent

• Emily Brent and Vera Claythorne

• Mr. and Mrs. Rogers

• General

  MacArthur and Phillip Lombard

How does Dr. Armstrong claim that Anthony Marston died?

• Asphyxiation

• Loss of blood

• Internal injuries

Why does the group have a hard time believing that Anthony Marston would commit suicide?

• He doesn't seem like the type who could withstand pain.

• He doesn't seem like the type who would want to die.

• He seemed week them.

We find out, through his thoughts, that Justice Wargrave is _________________ of his crime against Seton.

• Innocent

• Ignorant

• Guilty

General MacArthur realizes now that when he sent his wife's lover off to die that _______________________.

• It was the wrong thing to do.

• It was the right thing to do, because he got his wife back to himself.

• One of his troops had suspected him of the misdeed and that person had probably talked about it.

Which of the following describes Mr. and Mrs. Rogers' story?

• The elderly woman they served drowned in the bathtub.

• The elderly woman they served didn't survive long enough for the doctor to treat her.

• The elderly woman they served chocked on food that was not cut up properly.

• The elderly woman they served fell down a flight of stairs.