WorksheetsThe Hound Of The Baskerville Ch.E-13: The Heir
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Dr. Mortimer told Holmes that
Sir Henry had a wife.
Rodger Baskerville was still living.
Sir Henry was the only living Baskerville.
there were many Baskervilles still living.
The rolls of paper that Watson saw in Holmes' apartment were
maps of the area near the Baskerville home.
letters to Sir Henry Baskerville.
family pictures.
candy wrappers.
Sir Henry Baskerville was
short and bright-eyed.
tall and handsome.
short and thin.
fat and jolly.
First, Sir Henry showed Holmes the letter. Then, he told about the missing boot. Next,
Sir Henry asked Holmes and Watson to lunch.
Sir Henry went back to his home.
Watson went to his club.
DR. Mortimer told Sir Henry about the hound.
Most of the words of the letter that Sir Henry received
made no sense.
were printed in ink.
were written in crayon.
had been cut from a newspaper.
The letter warned Sir Henry to
leave his hotel.
keep away from the moor.
tell Holmes nothing.
go home right away.
Holmes said that the man with the dark beard
was an old friend of his.
had been following Sir Henry.
should meet Sir Henry at the train station.
had taken Sir Henry's boot.
Sherlock Holmes was unhappy because the man with the beard
took the wrong cab.
moved too slowly.
had seen Holmes.
argued with him.
Another name for this story could be
"Sir Henry."
"A Long Journey."
"At The Hotel."
"A Good Sign."
This story is mainly about
a strange letter.
some unusual happenings.
Sir Henry's home.
life in London.
When a man dies, he may leave everything to his _____________ .
exhausted
maple
Mister
widow
Jenny chose _____________ furniture for her new room.
exhausted
maple
Mister
widow
My neighbor just became a doctor, but sometimes I still call him ________________ Webster by mistake.
exhausted
maple
Mister
sofa
The runners were ______________ after the big race.
exhausted
maple
Mister
sofa
My brother and I sat on the _____________ to watch television.
exhausted
knob
Mister
sofa
Mike turned the _______________ quietly and slipped into the room.
exhausted
knob
Mister
sofa
Synonym for worn-out, beat, bushed, weary, drained, or fatigued.
knob
Mistger
exhausted
maple
Synonym for lump, bump, bulge, swelling, or knot.
knob
Mister
exhausted
maple
A tree or shrub grown as ornamental, for its timber, or syrupy sap.
knob
Mister
sofa
maple
Full form of Mr.
knob
Mister
sofa
maple
Synonym for couch.
widow
Mister
sofa
maple
A woman who has lost her husband by death and has not remarried.
widow
Mister
sofa
maple
