The Hound of the Baskervilles

by

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

The Hound of the Baskervilles: Chapter 5 Quiz 5 questions

Test your knowledge of Chapter 5. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
What new incident does Sir Henry report during his second meeting with Holmes?
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His wallet has been stolen
His luggage was mistakenly taken by another guest
He has received a second threatening letter
Another one of his boots has gone missing
How does Sir Charles's generosity affect his portrayal in the narrative?
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It portrays him as unscrupulous with his finances
It makes him more sympathetic despite his family's dark past
It suggests he was gullible and easily manipulated
It indicates that he was disconnected from the practical needs of his estate
What is the likely narrative reason for Holmes's separation from Watson in this chapter?
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Doyle needed to give Watson a chance to shine in a leading role
To prolong the mystery and create suspense
Holmes's absence allows the narrative to jump ahead
It reflects Holmes's lack of interest in the case and his desire to distance himself from it
What discovery is made when Sir Henry returns to his room after lunch?
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The old boot is found but the new one remains missing
Both the old and new boots are found together
The new boot is found but the old one remains missing
Both the old and new boots are still missing
When the bearded man who was following Sir Henry gave his name to the cab driver, what name did he give?
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Sherlock Holmes
Dr. John Watson
Mr. Barrymore.
Sir Henry Baskerville.