WorksheetsAnd Then There Were None ch. 10-11-12 Quiz
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Define "tenacious"
a)
stubborn, not easily dispelled, to keep a firm hold
b)
a condition, state, or situation, especially an unfavorable or unfortunate one
c)
friendly, warmly
d)
not guilty, case dropped
e)
no interest, lack of energy
2.
Define "listless"
a)
no interest, lack of energy
b)
stubborn, not easily dispelled, to keep a firm hold
c)
a condition, state, or situation, especially an unfavorable or unfortunate one
d)
friendly, warmly
e)
not guilty, case dropped
3.
Define "plight"
a)
a condition, state, or situation, especially an unfavorable or unfortunate one
b)
stubborn, not easily dispelled, to keep a firm hold
c)
friendly, warmly
d)
not guilty, case dropped
e)
no interest, lack of energy
4.
Define "affably"
a)
friendly, warmly
b)
stubborn, not easily dispelled, to keep a firm hold
c)
a condition, state, or situation, especially an unfavorable or unfortunate one
d)
not guilty, case dropped
e)
no interest, lack of energy
5.
Define "roused"
a)
to wake
b)
stubborn, not easily dispelled, to keep a firm hold
c)
a condition, state, or situation, especially an unfavorable or unfortunate one
d)
friendly, warmly
e)
not guilty, case dropped
6.
Define "amiss"
a)
wrong, improper, faulty
b)
stubborn, not easily dispelled, to keep a firm hold
c)
a condition, state, or situation, especially an unfavorable or unfortunate one
d)
friendly, warmly
e)
not guilty, case dropped
7.
Define "acquitted"
a)
not guilty, case dropped
b)
stubborn, not easily dispelled, to keep a firm hold
c)
a condition, state, or situation, especially an unfavorable or unfortunate one
d)
friendly, warmly
e)
no interest, lack of energy
8.
Who does Lombard think is the murderer? (p. 169)
a)
Emily Brent
b)
Wargrave
c)
Dr. Armstrong
d)
Vera Claythorne
9.
Who does Vera think is the murderer? (bottom of page 169)
a)
Emily Brent
b)
Wargrave
c)
Dr. Armstrong
d)
Philip Lombard
10.
What does Emily Brent do after writing the name "Beatrice Taylor" in her journal? (p. 175)
a)
She circles it twice and says the name out loud.
b)
She whispers to herself, "How could you, Emily?"
c)
She throws her journal in the fireplace.
d)
She crosses it out quickly and wonders aloud if she is going insane.
11.
What goes missing that causes the guests to become fearful? (page 177)
a)
curtain
b)
silverware
c)
candlesticks
d)
the bible
12.
What type of figurative language is used in this sentence: Hearts as hard as flints... (201)
a)
metaphor
b)
onomatopoeia
c)
simile
d)
alliteration
13.
Who is killed in chapter 11? (page 185)
a)
Mr. Rogers
b)
Emily Brent
c)
Vera Claythorne
d)
Beatrice Taylor
14.
Which character starts to go insane, talking about beehives? (page 186)
a)
Philip Lomabard
b)
Emily Brent
c)
Mr. Rogers
d)
Vera Claythorne
15.
Which character had been out looking at the sea in a mackintosh (bottom of page 183-184)?
a)
Emily Brent
b)
Dr. Armstrong
c)
Mr. Wargrave
d)
Vera Claythorne
16.
How do the guests behave during breakfast? (page 195)
a)
They act normal; polite to one another
b)
They act nervous and defensive.
c)
They are excited; something interesting is finally happening.
d)
They are all acting terrified.
17.
What does Wargrave ask Vera regarding Emily’s story of Beatrice Taylor? (middle of 201)
a)
Did Emily seem proud of herself for how she dealt with the matter?
b)
Did Emily Brent appear to be troubled by a sense of guilt or a feeling of remorse for her attitude in the matter?
c)
He wants to know if Vera agrees with Emily's opinions on the matter.
d)
Nothing. He is not interested in Emily's story.
18.
How does Emily die? (page 203)
a)
She was stung by a swarm of bees.
b)
She drowned in the ocean.
c)
She was pushed out of a window.
d)
She was injected with poisoned using a needle.
19.
Why does Dr. Armstrong seem like a suspect in Emily’s death? (bottom of 203)
a)
He previously had a needle which was now missing.
b)
He was happy about Emily being dead.
c)
He seemed nervous and was acting defensive.
d)
He admitted to wanting her to die.
20.
What does Wargrave suggest the guests do with their potentially deadly belongings (chemicals/ revolver)? page 208
a)
They should throw all of their dangerous items into the ocean.
b)
They should lock all their deadly items up in a chest and then lock the chest in a cupboard.
c)
They should bury them in the yard.
d)
They should choose one responsible and trustworthy person to watch over them.
21.
What happens when they go to get the revolver? (page 209)
a)
The revolver has been fired and all the bullets are missing.
b)
It has been smashed to pieces.
c)
It has gone missing.
d)
It is right where they left it.
22.
Where is the hypodermic needle found? (page 210)
a)
By one of the smashed figurines outside on the terrace.
b)
Next to the revolver.
c)
On the breakfast table.
d)
They never found the needle.
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