And Then There Were None Ch. 1-4

What is a “red herring” in suspenseful stories?

• a type of fresh water fish known for swimming away from predators

• something intended to distract attention from the real problem

• a fishy situation in which there are multiple suspects

• a type of poison used as food coloring

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The novel is told from:

• first person point of view

• third-limited (Justice Wargrave)

• third-limited (Vera Claythorne)

• omniscient point of view

Which character had the fake name of “Mr. Davis” when they first came to the island?

• Lombard

• Brent

• Armstrong

• Blore

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An example of foreshadowing would be:

• the poem about the soldier boys

• the gramophone record is title “Swan Song”

• an old man on the train told Blore that his day of judgement was coming

• all of the above

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Who wrote And Then there Were None?

• Vera Claythorne

• Frank Green

• Agatha Christie

• Constance Culmington

Which character is a rigid and religious spinster?

• Agatha Christie

• Emily Brent

• Vera Claythorne

• Gabrielle Turl

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Which character is a reckless young man that loves to drive fast?

• Lawrence Wargrave

• Edward Armstrong

• Anthony Marston

• William Blore

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Which character is a former police inspector?

• Phillip Lombard

• William Blore

• Lawrence Wargrave

• Edward Armstrong

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Which character is a successful alcoholic doctor?

• Edward Armstrong

• Lawrence Wargrave

• Phillip Lombard

• John Macarthur

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Which character is a secretary and former governess (school mistress)?

• Mrs. Rogers

• Vera Claythorne

• Gabrielle Turl

• Emily Brent

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