Chapter 10 And Then There Were None

How does Vera feel about the situation described in the chapter?

• Happy

• Sad

• Indifferent

• Angry

What does Philip Lombard mean when he says, 'We're all in the dream'?

• He believes they are in a surreal situation.

• He thinks they are all asleep.

• He is referring to a shared hallucination.

• He means they are all actors in a play.

Why does Vera wish that 'could happen'?

• Because she wants to impress someone.

• Because she is afraid of the consequences.

• Because it would make her happy.

• Because it is a part of her plan.

Based on the passage, who does Philip Lombard suspect might be the murderer?

• Dr. Armstrong

• Vera Claythorne

• Emily Brent

• Justice Wargrave

Vera's opinion about Philip Lombard's character in the passage is:

• He is trustworthy.

• He is cunning.

• He is naive.

• He is generous.

Philip Lombard doubts that Dr. Armstrong could have killed Macarthur because:

• Dr. Armstrong was too busy attending to other guests.

• Dr. Armstrong had no motive to kill Macarthur.

• Dr. Armstrong was not physically strong enough.

• Dr. Armstrong was with Lombard at the time of the murder.

What is the clever idea that Philip refers to?

• A new marketing strategy

• An innovative product design

• A cost-cutting measure

• A team-building exercise

Rogers describes the situation as:

• Challenging

• Optimistic

• Uncertain

• Hopeless

What is Blore's response to Rogers' question about having any ideas?

• Blore says he has no idea.

• Blore suggests a possible solution.

• Blore remains silent.

• Blore asks for more information.

How does Armstrong react to Mr. Justice Wargrave's statement?

• He agrees with Wargrave.

• He is confused by Wargrave's statement.

• He is angered by Wargrave's statement.

• He ignores Wargrave's statement.