Dr. Watson's Report

Stapleton's sister ran up to Watson on the moor and told him

• never to set foot on the moor again

• the hound was after her

• she was glad he had come to visit

• Barrymore was leaving

When Miss Stapleton first spoke to Watson, she thought he was

• her brother

• Sherlock Holmes

• Sir Henry

• very rude

Watson thought it odd that Stapleton could live in such a lonely place because

• Miss Stapleton was so friendly

• Miss Stapleton had to work so Hard

• Stapleton was soferful

• Stapleton was highly educated

Miss Stapleton did not want Watson to

• visit Merripit Housse

• tell her brother what she had said

• introduce her to Sir Henry

• leave Merripit House

When Miss Stapleton and Sir Henry met

• they hated each other

• she became very upset

• they liked each other

• she ran away

First, Watson saw Barrymore signal with the candle. Then, he told Sir Henry what he had seen. Next,

• Mrs. Barrymore appeared

• Watson heard footsteps

• Watson went back to sleep

• Sir Henry spoke to Barrymore

Watson suspected that

• Barrymore planned to harm Sir Henry

• Sir Henry planned to harm Barrymore

• Barrymore had lost his mind

• Sir Henry was lost on the moor

Mrs. Barrymore told Watson and Sir Henry that Barrymore had been signaling to

• her brother, Stapleton

• Sherlock Holmes

• her bother, Selden

• Miss Stapleton

Another name for this story could be

• "A Beautiful Woman"

• "News from London"

• "A Change of Plans"

• "Watson on the Watch"

The main idea of this story is

• Sir Henry's love for Miss Stapleton

• Barrymore's strange behavior

• the things Watson saw and heard

• why people lived near the moor