The Moor: A Mary Russell Novel Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 124 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Moor: A Mary Russell Novel Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 124 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where is Elizabeth Chase when Russell first sees her?
(a) In the garden
(b) In a small shed
(c) In the barn
(d) In the doorway of her house

2. Where does Elizabeth Chase say Tiggy would ordinarily live?
(a) In a barn
(b) In wide open spaces
(c) In a house
(d) In a wooded area

3. Where is Wheal Betsy located?
(a) Just south of Mary Tavy
(b) Just west of Mary Tavy
(c) At the foot of Gibbett Hill
(d) Just north of Mary Tavy

4. Who drives Russell back to Lew Trenchard?
(a) Baring-Gould's driver
(b) Schiemann
(c) Ketteridge's hired driver
(d) Ketteridge

5. What is Ketteridge using to cover the sounds of his "salting" the moor with gold?
(a) Thunderstorms
(b) The rattle of Lady Howard's coach
(c) Trains
(d) Blasts from a mining operation

6. What are the smells that greet Russell after her long bath on the morning after her return to Lew Trenchard?
(a) Tea and crumpets
(b) Lavendar and Roses
(c) Wet wood burning and drying wool
(d) Coffee and yeast bread

7. How does Russell get word to Holmes that she's going to be late?
(a) She doesn't
(b) She depends on word of mouth
(c) She telephones
(d) Sends a boy with a message

8. What is the first thing Russell sees in the formal drawing room of Miss Baskerville's house?
(a) A statue
(b) Miss Baskerville
(c) A copy of Baring-Gould's book
(d) A portrait

9. What happens to make Holmes and Russell change their minds about which night they should go onto the moor to try to catch Ketteridge and Schiemann salting the gold?
(a) They don't change their minds
(b) A thunderstorm arrives
(c) The military tanks pull in
(d) The telegram gives them new information

10. What does Russell tell Holmes about the efforts to preserve the marks at the scene where Pethering's body was found?
(a) There's nothing to preserve
(b) There's a tarp over it
(c) The inspector has taken over the scene
(d) Russell has mapped everything

11. What time is it when Russell arrives back at Lew Trenchard?
(a) Just after one in the morning
(b) Just after midnight
(c) Almost midnight
(d) Not yet ten

12. What position does the young man named Adam hold, according to Baring-Gould?
(a) Groundskeeper at Lew Trenchard
(b) Doctor
(c) Constable
(d) Head beekeeper

13. Who is Mycroft?
(a) The constable
(b) Russell's brother
(c) Holmes' brother
(d) Baring-Gould's son

14. How old was Baring-Gould when he died?
(a) Eighty
(b) Ninety
(c) Eighty-nine
(d) Eighty-four

15. What was the original purpose of the Princetown Prison?
(a) To house orphans during World War I
(b) To house the insane around 1800
(c) To house prisoners during the Napoleonic War
(d) To house widows during the famine

Short Answer Questions

1. What color are the shoes is the child wearing when she directs Russell toward Elizabeth Chase's house?

2. How many stories of sightings of the coach does Russell hear during the day of questioning in chapter eleven?

3. What does Baring-Gould say he's reading when Russell joins him the morning after her return from Ketteridge's house?

4. What is the subject of the song Russell requests from the singing moor men?

5. What does Baring-Gould say he'd dreamed of?

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