And Then There Were None

Describe the setting of Soldier Island as portrayed in the first four chapters.

• The setting of Soldier Island is portrayed as a bustling city with tall skyscrapers and crowded streets.

• The setting of Soldier Island is portrayed as a remote and isolated location, surrounded by the sea and cut off from the mainland. The house on the island is described as luxurious and well-equipped, providing a sense of comfort and security to the characters.

• The setting of Soldier Island is portrayed as a peaceful and serene countryside with rolling hills and grazing sheep.

• The setting of Soldier Island is portrayed as a futuristic space station orbiting the Earth.

How are the character relationships mostly developed in chapters 1-4?

• Through physical descriptions and appearances

• Through monologues and soliloquies

• Through dialogue, actions, and interactions between the characters

• Through flashbacks and memories

What is the primary reason for most of the characters to be on Soldier Island?

• To go on a vacation

• To attend a funeral

• To participate in a competition

• To attend a party or gathering

What is the initial impression of the characters towards each other?

• Indifference and apathy

• Friendship and trust

• Hostility and aggression

• Curiosity and uncertainty

What is the significance of the characters' individual backgrounds in the story?

• To provide context for their actions and motivations

• To confuse the readers

• To create a sense of mystery

• To add unnecessary details to the story

How does the author use the character relationships to build suspense in the narrative?

• By making the characters overly friendly

• By introducing comedic relief

• By creating tension and conflict

• By resolving all conflicts immediately

Which of the following characters was NOT brought to Soldier Island for professional/working reasons?

• Emily Brent

• Vera Claythorne

• Dr. Armstrong

• Mr. Rogers

He drives the guests from the coast to the island.

• Fred Narracott

• Gilligan

• Painty the Pirate

• Jim

The author of the 1930's version of Among Us (also known as And Then There Were None) is named . . .

• Agatha Christie

• Rick Riordan

• J.K. Rowling

• Sherlock Holmes

Philip Lombard

• Soldier of fortune, level-headed, decisive

• Military general, impatient, paranoid

• Girl's school teacher, middle-class, attractive

• Retired judge, wealthy, smoker