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WorksheetsATTWN Test Review
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which character was innocent of the crime accused of on the gramophone record?
a)
Mrs. Rogers
b)
Justice Lawrence Wargrave
c)
Emily Brent
d)
Philip Lombard
2.
Ten guest come to Indian Island because...
a)
they will receive a large amount of money.
b)
they hope to meet Gabrielle Turl.
c)
they receive an invitation from a host or were hired for a job.
d)
they are old friends of U.N. Owen and want to see him again.
3.
Which character goes with this line of the rhyme: "One choked his little self..."
a)
Tony Marston
b)
Vera Claythorne
c)
Justice Wargrave
d)
Mr. Rogers
4.
Which character goes with this line of the rhyme: "One overslept himself..."
a)
Philip Lombard
b)
General MacArthur
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Mr. Rogers
5.
Which character goes with this line of the rhyme: "One said he'd stay there..."
a)
Philip Lombard
b)
General MacArthur
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Vera Claythorne
6.
Which character goes with this line of the rhyme: " One chopped himself in halves"
a)
Mr. Rogers
b)
General Macarthur
c)
William Blore
d)
Mrs. Rogers
7.
Which character goes with this line of the rhyme: "A bumblebee stung one..."
a)
Emily Brent
b)
Justice Wargrave
c)
Dr. Armstrong
d)
Philip Lombard
8.
Which character goes with this line of the rhyme: "A red herring swallowed one..."
a)
General MacArthur
b)
Justice Wargrave
c)
Dr. Armstrong
d)
Vera Claythorne
9.
Which character goes with this line of the rhyme: "One got frizzled up..."
a)
Justice Wargrave
b)
Vera Claythorne
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Philip Lombard
10.
Which character goes with this line of the rhyme: "He went and hanged himself..."
a)
William Blore
b)
Vera Claythorne
c)
Anthony Marston
d)
Philip Lombard
11.
Who showed no compassion for a servant girl whose morals did not match his/her own?
a)
Ethel Rogers
b)
Philip Lombard
c)
Emily Brent
d)
Justice Lawrence Wargrave
12.
Who soon realized that he/she would never leave the island, and didn't really want to leave anyway?
a)
General MacArthur
b)
Anthony Marston
c)
Mr. Rogers
d)
Emily Brent
13.
Who showed absolutely no remorse for killing two children, but was irritated by having his/her license suspended?
a)
General MacArthur
b)
William Blore
c)
Anthony Marston
d)
Justice Wargrave
14.
Who was murdered while on the job, gathering firewood at the time?
a)
Mrs. Rogers
b)
Mr. Rogers
c)
Dr. Armstong
d)
Vera Claythorne
15.
Who believed in self-preservation, and did not apologize for 21 deaths?
a)
William Blore
b)
Emily Brent
c)
General MacArthur
d)
Philip Lombard
16.
Was "swallowed by a red herring" and later found drowned?
a)
General MacArthur
b)
Philip Lombard
c)
Dr. Armstrong
d)
Mr. Rogers
17.
Who died peacefully while sleeping, apparently?
a)
Mrs. Rogers
b)
Anthony Marston
c)
General MacArthur
d)
William Blore
18.
Who believed that he/she was coming to the island to spy on others?
a)
Emily Brent
b)
Philip Lombard
c)
General MacArthur
d)
William Blore
19.
Who allowed a child in his/her care to drown?
a)
Emily Brent
b)
Vera Claythone
c)
Justice Wargrave
d)
Anthony Marston
20.
How would you describe Philip Lombard?
a)
Well-traveled man of adventure
b)
A private detective who once worked for Scotland Yard
c)
A medical doctor who once had a drinking problem
d)
a wealthy, handsome young man who likes fast cars
21.
The remaining guest find out why the wool and curtains go missing when they discover...
a)
Armstrong's body
b)
Wargrave's confession
c)
Wargrave's body
d)
Miss Brent explained it
22.
After the gramophone plays, Vera...
a)
faints
b)
denies that Cyril's death was her fault
c)
confesses to Cyril's murder
d)
says that Hugo murdered Cyril
23.
William Blore introduces himself as Mr. Davis because...
a)
he doesn't want anyone to think he is Mr. Owen
b)
He believes he has been hired for undercover detective work
c)
U.N. Owen assigned him a fake name
d)
he likes practical jokes
24.
Armstrong could not have been the last to die because..
a)
the revolver had Vera's fingerprints
b)
his body was dragged above the high water mark
c)
he couldn't have dropped the bear clock on himself
d)
the chair was relocated up against the wall
25.
Armstrong assist Wargrave by
a)
luring Blore and Lombard out of their rooms
b)
hanging a noose in Vera's room
c)
helping to fake Margrave's murder
d)
murdering Rogers with a wood chopper
26.
Justice Wargrave developed his murderous plan and moved quickly because he received what news?
a)
He had inherited Indian Island
b)
He was diagnosed with mental illness
c)
He was to die soon anyway
d)
He was soon to be put on trial for murder
27.
What do the ten little indian figures symbolize?
a)
The decorations on the dining room table
b)
the owners of indian island
c)
the ten guest on the island
d)
the number of rooms in the home
28.
What genre of fiction is this book?
a)
science fiction
b)
poetry
c)
mystery
d)
historical fiction
29.
Why are the characters anxious for Fred Naracott to come to the island on his boat?
a)
They want him to bring the police back
b)
He is bringing the mail
c)
The guest want to leave the island
d)
he is bringing food
30.
Which guest is described as a turtle?
a)
Mr. Rogers
b)
Mrs. Rogers
c)
General MacArthur
d)
Justice Lawrence Wargrave
31.
Who welcomes the fact that he is going to die?
a)
Philip Lombard
b)
General MacArthur
c)
Dr. Armstrong
d)
Mr. Rogers
32.
What is the definition of a motif?
a)
objects, characters, figures, or colors to represent abstract ideas or concepts
b)
recurring structures, contrast, or literary devices that can help to develop and inform the text's major themes
c)
the fundamental and often universal ideas explored in a literary work.
33.
What is the definition of a symbol in a literary work?
a)
objects, characters, figures, or colors to represent abstract ideas or concepts
b)
recurring structures, contrast, or literary devices that can help to develop and inform the text's major themes
c)
the fundamental and often universal ideas explored in a literary work.
34.
What is the definition of theme in a literary work?
a)
objects, characters, figures, or colors to represent abstract ideas or concepts
b)
recurring structures, contrast, or literary devices that can help to develop and inform the text's major themes
c)
the fundamental and often universal ideas explored in a literary work.
35.
An example of a motif from the book is...
a)
The administration of justice, the effects of guilt on one's conscience, and the danger of reliance on class distinctions
b)
The "Ten Little Indian's" Poem, Dreams and Hallucinations
c)
The 10 little Indian figures, the storm, the food
36.
Which one would be an example of "theme" from the book?
a)
The administration of justice, the effects of guilt on one's conscience, and the danger of reliance on class distinctions
b)
The "Ten Little Indian's" Poem, Dreams and Hallucinations
c)
The 10 little Indian figures, the storm, the food
37.
Which example represents symbols used throughout the book?
a)
The administration of justice, the effects of guilt on one's conscience, and the danger of reliance on class distinctions
b)
The "Ten Little Indian's" Poem, Dreams and Hallucinations
c)
The 10 little Indian figures, the storm, the food
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