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Hound Of The Baskervilles Flashcards

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What character died a mysterious death on the moor at night, (something he had never done before) - - he died with a terrifying look of fright on his face?

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Sir Charles Baskerville

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Who is the narrator of the novel - and is Sherlock Holmes sidekick?

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Dr. Watson

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Who is the old resident of Devonshire who has disowned his daughter and spent most of his money on unnecessary litigation ?

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Frankland

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Who is the escaped prisoner - a vicious murderer who has the whole moor on edge?

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Selden

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Who is the former teacher turned naturalist - and is a very suspicious man and the villain of the story?

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Mr. Stapleton

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Who is the Heir to the Baskerville property and fortune - is a man of action that slowly becomes worn down and afraid of “things that go bump in the night”?

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Sir Henry Baskerville

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Who is the evil Baskerville who made a pact with the devil?

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Sir Hugo Baskerville

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Who is the daughter who married a man that her father did NOT approve of - but now lives on her own - and is trying to divorce her estranged husband and was trying to meet Charles the night he died?

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Laura Lyons

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Who is the lead detective in the case at the center of the novel - the protagonist of the novel and kept his presence on the moor a secret?

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Shelock Holmes

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Who is the South American woman who is used and abused by her husband?

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Miss Stapleton

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Who is the woman that is forced to admit her relation to the escaped prisoner - and always pictured him as the sweet boy he was in his youth?

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Mrs. Barrymore

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Wh is the friend of the Baskerville family that brought a mysterious death to the attention of Shelock Holmes in London?

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Dr. Mortimer

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Who kept his presence on the moor a secret until secrecy was no longer possible?

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Sherlock Holmes

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Who is a doctor - a veteran and man of action who has almost not fear when charging upon a convicted killer?

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Dr. Watson

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Who is the butler for the Baskerville property and did NOT do it?

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Mr. Barrymore

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20 Yoard from Sir Charles’ body what did Dr. Mortimer notice?

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Footprints of a hound

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What did Sir Henry lose in London?

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A boot

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Why did Sherlock Holmes and Watson incorrectly identify Seldon’s dead body?

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Because he was wearing Sir Henry’s clothes

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What made the hound glow and breathe fire?

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He was paint with phosphorus

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While in London, Sir Henry was being followed by a man in a cab - what was the man’s distinguishing feature?

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A beard

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Where does a majority of the story take place?

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The moor

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How did Dr. Mortimer determine that Sir Charles was standing at the moor gate for at least 10 minutes?

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He saw cigar ashes on the ground

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What began to settle on the moor at the exact moment that Shelock Homes, Watson and Lestrade were getting ready to capture the hound and save Sir Henry in the end?

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Fog

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Who was Sir Charles waiting for on the last night of his life?

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Laura Lyons

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Who was the mystery man on the moor - who was living in an ancient mound with a fairly stable roof and was having food brought to him?

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Sherlock Holmes

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Where does Stapleton keep the hound - where both animals and people are in danger of being sucked into the bog?

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Grimpen Mire

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What does Watson and Sir Henry hear on the moor at night that scare and frightens them?

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Howl

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Before moving to the moor - what was Stapleton in the North of England?

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A teacher

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Describe the mood of the story - how does this add to the plot?

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*Dark, somber, dreary and spooky
*Bleak place where all the action in the novel takes place
*It is a frightening atmosphere which helps to create mystery and suspense

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30
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Name the three characteristics of Sherlock Holmes discussed in class - and how you can apply them to your life.

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  1. Mindful - pay attention to your surrounding and your own thoughts - - (be able to redirect yourself when your thoughts seem to wonder off in another direction)
  2. Does NOT Multi-task - - focuses on one thing at a time (when doing homework turn off your phone - concentrate on what you are doing)
  3. Has a plan - prepares for everything (organize your week so that you have adequate time to study and do work)
31
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How does the setting of the story help add suspense to the mystery?

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The moor is a dreary, dark place that is full of the talk of a legend. The local people are afraid of the hound that runs loose on the moor. It is a large piece of rough land, not good for most living things. The reader knows (feels) that every time a person ventures out on the moor something could happen.

32
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Describe Stapleton’s MMO (Means, Motive and Opportunity)

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Mean - - Recently moved to the moor - and has a vicious dog.
He makes sure he is friendly with the residents so that he can gather information , and they view him as a good fellow.
Motive - - he is a Baskerville and learned about HIS stake in the estate
Opportunity - - creates it with Laura and his wife (miss Stapleton). He uses them to lure the Baskerville men out of the estate so that he could hurt them

33
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What evidence is used in the case against Stapleton?

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  • He is a Baskerville Heir - which gives him motive
    (He looks like the portrait of Hugo on the wall)
    *Lied about his relationship with his wife - hoping Henry would like her and bring him out on the moor
    *Henry’s boot was found in the mire when he was running from Holmes and Watson
    *They found phosphorus paint in the Grimpen Mire abandoned mine.
34
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Where does most of the story take place?

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Devonshire county, England

35
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Who manipulated people to try and get what he wanted?

A

Stapleton

36
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What three “things” does Sherlock Holmes uses to solve a case?

A

Deductive Reasoning
Abductive Reasoning
Inductive Reasoning

37
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Who is a sister and then a wife?

A

Miss Stapleton

38
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Who, according to Sherlock, does not possess genius?

A

Watson

39
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Who brought a warrant to Devonshire for the suspect’s arrest?

A

Lestrade

40
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Who is the author of The Hound of the Baskerville?

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

41
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When was the story published?

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1901 - 1902

42
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What type of conflict is the central conflict in the story?

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Man vs. Man

43
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What two documents did Mortimer bring to Sherlock and Watson?

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Manuscript and newspaper article

44
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Why did Stapleton steal Henry’s boot?

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He used it to put the hound onto Henry’s scent

45
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Why didn’t Laura Lyons keep her appointment with Sir Charles the night he died?

A

Stapleton told her not to go

46
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What is the family lineage of the Baskerville? (MOST DISTANT to MOSY RECENT

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Hugo - - Charles - - Henry

47
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What is Stapleton’s real identity?

A

Rodger Baskerville Jr.

48
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What happened to Mortimer’s dog?

A

It was eaten by the hound

49
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Why did Lestrade come to the moor?

A

To issue a warrant

50
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What inhibits Holmes and Watson’s attempt to arrest the suspect

A

Fog

51
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What is the criminal’s motive for their crimes?

A

Money

52
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Whose portrait in Baskerville Hall looked like Stapleton?

A

Hugo Baskerville

53
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Who wrote the mysterious letter that Henry received in London?

A

Miss Stapleton

54
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Which chemical was used to make the hound glow?

A

Phosphorus

55
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How does the mood change when Dr. Watson goes to Baskerville Hall?

A

The mood becomes dark, glooming and frightening. They have an escaped killer on the loose (Sheldon). Baskerville Hall is a very dark and Haunting place. Henry understand how his uncle might have frightened himself to death in that hall.

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Who is the narrator of the story and how does the tone change throughout the novel?

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Dr. Watson
At the beginning his tone is very casual. When he arrives at Baskerville Hall his tones becomes confused, afraid and uncertain, as seen in his letters to Sherlock, where he expresses fear and confusion. He later regains his confidence and determination. Once Sherlock arrives - Watson will have a more assured tone, becomes more sure that there is no longer a mystical force behind the events.

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Who is Laura Lyons - how is she involved in the investigation?

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She was supposed to meet Charles the night he died. She was seduced by Stapleton, and convinced her that he would marry her IF she obtained the money for a divorce. Stapleton encouraged her to ask Charles for the money. Stapleton had Laura NOT go to the meeting so that Charles would be alone on the moor at night and he could murder Charles

58
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What question is still unanswered at the end of the novel? How does Sherlock attempt to answer it?

A

If Stapleton’s plan worked - - how would he have been able to claim the money without suspicion?
Shelock states he could have done:
1). Hired someone to pretend to be Stapleton and claim the money then give it to Stapleton
2). He might wear a disguise
3). He could have gone to South America and claimed the money

59
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What makes Sherlock such a great detective?

A

This is YOUR OPINION - just support your answer with details from the book

60
Q

What is the term for: not able to be changed, reversed or recovered; final

A

Irrevocable

61
Q

What is the term for: enough or more than enough; plentiful

A

Ample

62
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What is the term for: an area of muddy or boggy ground; a complicated or confused situation

A

Morass

63
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What is the term for: impossible to understand or interpret

A

Inscrutable

64
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What is the term for: great energy or enthusiasm in pursuit of a cause or an objective

A

Zeal

65
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What is the term for: develop or present (a theory, policy or system) in detail

A

Elaborate

66
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What is the term for: make (someone) fell annoyed, frustrated, or worried, especially with trivial matters

A

Vex

67
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What is the term for: make something clear - explain

A

Elucidate

68
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What is the term for: a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful

A

Conspiracy

69
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What is the term for: a famous or well known, typically for some bad quality or deed

A

Notorious

70
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What is the term for: free someone or something from a constraint or difficulty

A

Extricate

71
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What is the term for: make someone appear guilty of a crime or wrongdoing

A

Incriminate

72
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What is the term for: an act of asking for information

A

Inquiry

73
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What is the term for: inspiring fear or respect through being impressively Large, powerful, intense or capable

A

Formidable

74
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What is the term for: not readily relinquishing a position, principle, or course of action - determined

A

Tenacious

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