HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES CHAPTER 1 AND 2

Describe the eerie moor setting as depicted in Chapter 1.

• The eerie moor setting in Chapter 1 is depicted as a desolate landscape covered in fog, with twisted trees and strange shadows lurking in the mist.

• The eerie moor setting in Chapter 1 is depicted as a snowy mountain peak

• The eerie moor setting in Chapter 1 is depicted as a bustling city with skyscrapers

• The eerie moor setting in Chapter 1 is depicted as a sunny beach with palm trees

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What is Dr. Mortimer's profession and how is he connected to the Baskerville family?

• Astronaut

• Chef

• Doctor

• Plumber

Explain the legend of the Baskervilles as mentioned in Chapter 1.

• The legend of the Baskervilles is a curse involving a spectral hound that haunts the family due to the actions of Sir Hugo Baskerville.

• The legend of the Baskervilles is a prophecy foretelling the downfall of the family due to betrayal.

• The legend of the Baskervilles is a tale of buried treasure guarded by a ghostly figure.

• The legend of the Baskervilles is a story of a secret society plotting against the family.

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How is Sir Charles's body discovered and what are the circumstances surrounding his death?

• Sir Charles's body is discovered in the moor, surrounded by wild animals.

• Sir Charles's body is discovered in the library, with a book on his lap.

• Sir Charles's body is discovered in the kitchen, with a knife in his hand.

• Sir Charles's body is discovered on the grounds of Baskerville Hall, near the Yew Alley. He is found dead with a look of horror on his face, and the circumstances suggest that he died of a heart attack induced by fear.

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Sir Charles's body is discovered on the grounds of Baskerville Hall, near the Yew Alley. He is found dead with a look of horror on his face, and the circumstances suggest that he died of a heart attack induced by fear.

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How does Sherlock Holmes become involved in the case of the Baskervilles?

• Dr. Mortimer seeks Sherlock Holmes' help to investigate the death of Sir Charles Baskerville.

• Sherlock Holmes randomly stumbles upon the case while on vacation

• Sherlock Holmes is forced to investigate by the police

• Sir Henry Baskerville hires Sherlock Holmes to solve the case

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Who is Sir Henry Baskerville and what is his relation to Sir Charles?

• Sir Henry Baskerville is the brother of Sir Charles.

• Sir Henry Baskerville is the cousin of Sir Charles.

• Sir Henry Baskerville is the nephew of Sir Charles.

• Sir Henry Baskerville is the son of Sir Charles.

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What are some key characteristics of the moor setting described in Chapter 2?

• Foggy weather, eerie silence, vast open spaces, sense of isolation

• Rainy weather, loud noises, limited spaces, sense of togetherness

• Snowy weather, peaceful silence, small enclosed spaces, sense of connection

• Sunny weather, bustling city noises, crowded spaces, sense of community

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What role does the hound play in the legend of the Baskervilles?

• Protector of the family

• Symbol of death and curse

• Messenger of good news

• Guardian of the treasure

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How does Dr. Mortimer react to the discovery of Sir Charles's body?

• He laughs hysterically.

• He reacts calmly and indifferently.

• He reacts with shock and horror.

• He faints upon seeing the body.

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What is the significance of the mysterious note left for Sir Henry Baskerville?

• The significance of the mysterious note is to warn Sir Henry Baskerville of the danger and advise him to avoid the moor at night.

• The note was a love letter from a secret admirer

• The note was a prank orchestrated by Sir Henry Baskerville's friends

• The note was a grocery list left by mistake

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