People of the Moor

The three people who arrived at Baskerville Hall were ____

• Sir Henry, Dr. Mortimer, Sherlock Holmes

• Sir Henry, a soldier, and a man named Selden

• Sir Henry, Dr. Mortimer, Dr. Watson

• Dr. Mortimer, Barrymore, Mrs. Barrymore

During dinner, Watson experienced feelings of ____

• illness

• fear

• pity

• surprise

First, Watson heard a woman crying. Then, he saw Mrs. Barrymore in the hall. Next, ____

• Watson met Stapleton

• dinner was served

• Watson went to bed

• Watson spoke to the postmaster

The new information that Watson discovered about the telegram meant that ____

• Barrymore might have been the man who followed Sir Henry

• Mrs. Barrymore had sent a message to Sherlock Holmes

• Sir Henry was not telling the truth

• Watson would have to leave at once

Walking near the moor, Watson met

• the hound of the Baskerville legend

• Sir Henry

• a neighbor named Stapleton

• Barrymore

Watson learned that the people who lived near the moor, ____

• had never heard about the hound

• were not afraid of the hound

• didn't believe that the hound was real

• believed that the hound was real

A person who said he knew the moor well was ____

• Dr. Watson

• Grimpen Mire

• Stapleton

• the postmaster

The sound that came from the moor ____

• woke Watson from his sleep

• went on for hours

• changed from a moan to a roar

• was not very loud

Another name for this story could be ____

• A Peaceful Visit

• In Devonshire

• Watson's Secret

• A Long Night

The main idea of the story is ____

• Watson's talk with Mrs. Barrymore

• events that puzzle Watson

• taking the train to
  Devonshire

• insect and plant life on the moor