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WorksheetsAnd Then There Were None Review
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 35mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who was the boatman who brought people to the Island?
a)
Edward Armstrong
b)
Lawrence Wargrave
c)
Anthony Marston
d)
Fred Narracott
2.
Who was a gullible and alcoholic doctor?
a)
Edward Armstrong
b)
Lawrence Wargrave
c)
Anthony Marston
d)
Fred Narracott
3.
Who was an intelligent, calculating, and commanding person?
a)
Edward Armstrong
b)
Lawrence Wargrave
c)
Anthony Marston
d)
Fred Narracott
4.
Who was a rich, athletic young man that loved to drive fast?
a)
Edward Armstrong
b)
Lawrence Wargrave
c)
Anthony Marston
d)
Fred Narracott
5.
Who was a ruthlessly religious woman who reads her Bible every day
a)
Agatha Christie
b)
Emily Brent
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Vera Claythorne
6.
Who was the queen of the modern mystery?
a)
Agatha Christie
b)
Emily Brent
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Vera Claythorne
7.
Who was a housekeeper and excellent cook, but a nervous person?
a)
Agatha Christie
b)
Emily Brent
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Vera Claythorne
8.
Who was a former governess who was hired to be a secretary?
a)
Agatha Christie
b)
Emily Brent
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Vera Claythorne
9.
Who was a former police inspector?
a)
William Blore
b)
Mr. Rogers
c)
Phillip Lombard
d)
John Macarthur
10.
Who was a dignified butler?
a)
William Blore
b)
Mr. Rogers
c)
Phillip Lombard
d)
John Macarthur
11.
Who was the oldest guest who feels guilt ridden for sending a young soldier to his death?
a)
William Blore
b)
Mr. Rogers
c)
Phillip Lombard
d)
John Macarthur
12.
Who was a world traveler, former military, who served in Africa?
a)
William Blore
b)
Mr. Rogers
c)
Phillip Lombard
d)
John Macarthur
13.
The novel started out with ______ china soldier figurines
a)
7
b)
12
c)
10
d)
20
14.
Where was Mr. Rogers found the morning he died?
a)
in the ocean
b)
in the woodshed
c)
in his room
d)
in the dining room
15.
What happened to the soldier figurines when someone died?
a)
They were put in the victim's room.
b)
They were hung from the ceiling.
c)
They disappeared.
d)
They were thrown in the garbage.
16.
How did the killer choose the guests?
a)
They were all related to one another.
b)
They had all served time in prison at some time in their lives.
c)
They had all committed murders that could not be proven in a court of law.
d)
They had all been to Soldier Island before.
17.
Who was U.N. Owen's agent?
a)
Justice Wargrave
b)
Anthony Marston
c)
Mr. Rogers
d)
Isaac Morris
18.
How did the killer determine the order in which to kill the guests?
a)
the guest's age
b)
the order in which the guests arrived
c)
how severe or callous of a "murder" the guest committed
d)
how much the guest was disliked by the other guests
19.
What was Blore's fake name when he came to the island?
a)
Mr. Jones
b)
Mr. Davis
c)
Mr. Smith
d)
Mr. Rogers
20.
How do the guests feel when a soldier figurine is removed from the table?
a)
The guests feel relieved.
b)
The guests become more fearful.
c)
The guests are fine, except for Mr. Lombard, who is angry and accusatory.
d)
The guests all feel like Mr. Rogers is guilty.
21.
What is in a frame in each guest's room?
a)
A copy of "Mary Had a Little Lamb"
b)
A copy of "Ten Little Soldiers"
c)
A copy of "We All Fall Down"
d)
A copy of "And Then There Were None"
22.
From which point of view is the story told?
a)
third person-limited (Justice Wargrave's POV)
b)
third person-limited (Vera Claythorne's POV)
c)
third-person-omniscient point of view
d)
first-person point of view
23.
The poem about the soldier boys, the fact that none of the guests knew who their host was when they arrived, and the fact that Soldier Island was a mile from shore (kept the guests from escaping) are all examples of ____________________.
a)
foreshadowing
b)
external conflict
c)
irony
d)
onomatopeia
24.
Blore and Lombard arguing about what to do with the revolver is an example of __________________________.
a)
foreshadowing
b)
external conflict
c)
irony
d)
onomatopeia
25.
Justice Wargrave being the only guest who wasn't a murderer when everyone arrived on the island is an example of __________________________.
a)
foreshadowing
b)
external conflict
c)
irony
d)
onomatopeia
26.
What was the name of the man General Macarthur sent to his death because he was General Macarthur's wife's secret lover?
a)
Isaac Morris
b)
Arthur Richmond
c)
Mr. Rogers
d)
Agatha Christie
27.
What was the Rogers' crime?
a)
sending a boy to drown
b)
running over two small children
c)
not giving their employer medicine
d)
stealing from a bank
28.
In the manuscript at the end of the story, Justice Wargrave admits ___________________________________________.
a)
Edward Seton was innocent.
b)
Vera Claythorne was his illegitimate child.
c)
He had an incurable disease and was going to die soon.
d)
He secretly escaped the island and was living in a secret tropical location.
29.
How many women were on the island?
a)
3
b)
2
c)
4
d)
5
30.
The order in which the guests die is ___________________________________.
a)
Anthony Marston, Phillip Lombard, Mr. Rogers
b)
Anthony Marston, Mrs. Rogers, General Macarthur
c)
Vera Claythorne, Mr. Justice Wargrave, Dr. Armstrong
d)
Dr. Armstrong, Vera Claythorne, Mrs. Rogers
31.
Phillip Lombard was responsible for the deaths of how many people?
a)
2
b)
10
c)
13
d)
21
32.
The first two people on the island were ___________________.
a)
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
b)
Dr. Armstrong and Mr. Blore
c)
Vera and Hugo
d)
Emily Brent and Vera Claythorne
33.
How did Mrs. Rogers die?
a)
from a blow to the head
b)
by hanging
c)
in her sleep
d)
of a stab wound
34.
What is a "red herring" in a literature context?
a)
a type of fresh water fish known for swimming away from predators
b)
something intended to divert attention from the real problem or matter at hand
c)
a fishy situation in which there are multiple suspects
d)
the type of fish that strangled Doctor Armstrong in the water
35.
Why do Blore, Lombard, and Armstrong team up?
a)
to build a bonfire to signal the townspeople
b)
to search the island
c)
to build a raft so they can escape the island
d)
to take turns cooking meals after the Rogers'deaths
36.
The guests come to the conclusion that U.N. Owens is one of them after _______________.
a)
the first murder
b)
the boat comes back for them
c)
General Macarthur's death
d)
the first figure disappears
37.
What happens with the guests toward the end of the novel?
a)
They plan ways to escape the island.
b)
They go insane.
c)
They hide on different parts of the island.
d)
They give up and wait for death.
38.
How does Wargrave die in chapter 13?
a)
He is shot in the head.
b)
He hangs himself.
c)
He falls from the cliffs into the sea.
d)
He is poisoned.
39.
When there are just three soldier figurines left, Vera cries out, "Don't you see? We're ______________.
a)
the red herrings!"
b)
the soldiers!"
c)
the last of the Mohicans!"
d)
the zoo!"
40.
What does Scotland Yard find when they investigate the murders at Soldier Island?
a)
That there is no way to conclude who the actual murderer of the ten people was.
b)
That there was nothing out of the ordinary.
c)
That there was no explanation for the death of eight of the victims.
d)
That there was no evidence of criminal acts.
41.
Which character is said to appear like he has wolf's teeth later in the novel?
a)
Wargrave
b)
Lombard
c)
Blore
d)
Hugo
42.
Why did the author start attributing animal characteristics to the guests toward the end of the novel?
a)
To illustrate their fear.
b)
To illustrate their sense of personal guilt.
c)
To illustrate their desire to stick together.
d)
To illustrate their desire to fight for their own survival.
43.
To whom can the following quote be attributed? "They'd believe her all right. Cyril often told stories. He was an untruthful child. Cyril would know, of course. Buth that didn't matter ... and anyway, nothing woudl go wrong. She'd pretend to swim out after him. But wh'd arrive too late ..."
a)
Claythorne
b)
Brent
c)
Macarthur
d)
Lombard
44.
To whom can the following quote be attributed? "'We're not going to leave the island ... None of us will ever leave ... It's the end, you see--the end of everything ...' He hesitated, then he said in a low strange voice: 'That's peace--real peace. To come to the end--not to have to go on ...'"
a)
Claythorne
b)
Brent
c)
Macarthur
d)
Lombard
45.
To whom can the following quote be attributed? "I have wanted--let me admit frankly--to commit a murder myself. I recognized this as the desire of the artist to express himself! I was, or could be, an artist in crime! My imaginiation, sternly checked by the exigencies of my profession, waxed secretly to colossal force."
a)
Claythorne
b)
Brent
c)
Wargrave
d)
Lombard
46.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Ten little soldiers went out to dine. One choked his little self; and then there were nine."
a)
Mr. Rogers
b)
General Macarthur
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Marston
47.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Nine little soldiers sat up very late. One overslept himself; then there were eight."
a)
Mr. Rogers
b)
General Macarthur
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Marston
48.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Eight little soldiers traveling in Devon. One said he'd stay there; then there were seven."
a)
Mr. Rogers
b)
General Macarthur
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Marston
49.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Seven little soldiers chopping up sticks. One chopped himself in halves; then there were six."
a)
Mr. Rogers
b)
General Macarthur
c)
Mrs. Rogers
d)
Marston
50.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Six little soldiers playing with a hive. A bumblebee stung one; and then there were five."
a)
William Blore
b)
Dr. Armstrong
c)
Justice Wargrave
d)
Emily Brent
51.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Five little soldiers going in for law. One got in Chancery; then there were four."
a)
William Blore
b)
Dr. Armstrong
c)
Justice Wargrave
d)
Emily Brent
52.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Four little soldiers going out to sea. A red herring swallowed one; then there were three."
a)
William Blore
b)
Dr. Armstrong
c)
Justice Wargrave
d)
Phillip Lombard
53.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Three little soldiers walking in the zoo. A big bear hugged one; then there were two."
a)
William Blore
b)
Dr. Armstrong
c)
Justice Wargrave
d)
Phillip Lombard
54.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "Two little soldiers sitting in the sun.. One got fizzled up; then there was one."
a)
William Blore
b)
Dr. Armstrong
c)
Justice Wargrave
d)
Phillip Lombard
55.
Whose death is associated with the quote, "One little soldier sitting all alone. He went and hanged himself, and then there were none."
a)
William Blore
b)
Vera Claythorne
c)
Justice Wargrave
d)
Phillip Lombard
56.
Who hung herself?
a)
Mrs. Rogers
b)
Vera Claythorne
c)
Emily Brent
d)
Agatha Christie
57.
Who was injected by poison with a syringe?
a)
Mrs. Rogers
b)
Vera Claythorne
c)
Emily Brent
d)
Agatha Christie
58.
Who was poisoned and died in her sleep?
a)
Mrs. Rogers
b)
Vera Claythorne
c)
Emily Brent
d)
Agatha Christie
59.
Who was poisoned and died in her sleep?
a)
Mrs. Rogers
b)
Vera Claythorne
c)
Emily Brent
d)
Agatha Christie
60.
Who choked on poison?
a)
Macarthur
b)
Marston
c)
Mr. Rogers
d)
Wargrave
61.
Who was hit on the back of the head with a hard object?
a)
Macarthur
b)
Marston
c)
Mr. Rogers
d)
Wargrave
62.
Who was shot in the head but didn't really die?
a)
Macarthur
b)
Marston
c)
Mr. Rogers
d)
Wargrave
63.
Who drowned in the sea?
a)
Blore
b)
Lombard
c)
Armstrong
d)
Wargrave
64.
Whose head was crushed by a marble bear clock?
a)
Blore
b)
Lombard
c)
Armstrong
d)
Wargrave
65.
Who was shot by Vera?
a)
Blore
b)
Lombard
c)
Armstrong
d)
Wargrave
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