The Hound of the Baskervilles Quiz

What does Dr. Mortimer believe about the footprints found near Sir Charles' body?

• They are from a supernatural hound

• They are from a large sheep dog

• They are from multiple dogs

• They are irrelevant to the case

How does Holmes react to Mortimer's supernatural explanation for the footprints?

• He is intrigued

• He dismisses it as unscientific

• He is frightened

• He fully agrees with Mortimer

What concern does Mortimer express regarding Sir Henry Baskerville?

• He fears Sir Henry will not visit Baskerville Hall

• He worries Sir Henry might be harmed like Sir Charles

• He hopes Sir Henry will solve the mystery

• He wants Sir Henry to sell Baskerville Hall

According to Mortimer, why is Sir Henry Baskerville significant to the Baskerville lineage?

• He is the youngest Baskerville

• He is the wealthiest Baskerville

• He is the last surviving Baskerville

• He is the first Baskerville to return to the Hall in decades

What conclusion does Holmes come to regarding Sir Charles's feelings about the moors?

• He was indifferent to them

• He found them calming

• He was terrified of them

• He was fascinated by them

What does the ominous letter advise Sir Henry to do?

• To stay away from the moor

• To visit the moor frequently

• To investigate the moor at night

• To move closer to the moor

How did Holmes deduce that the letter was written with a hotel pen?

• The ink was smudged

• The pen was mentioned in the letter

• The ink was faulty and the pen rare

• The handwriting was distinctive

What method did Holmes believe the author used to create the letter?

• Typing on a typewriter

• Writing with a fountain pen

• Cutting words out from a newspaper

• Dictating to someone else

What did Sir Henry purchase upon arriving in the country?

• A coat

• A hat

• A pair of boots

• A suitcase

Why does Holmes follow Sir Henry after their meeting?

• To protect him from a known threat

• To see if anyone is following Sir Henry

• To discuss further about his inheritance

• To return something Sir Henry forgot