When does the "Resolution" begin?

When they go to the Old Tin Mine the next day

When the three men returned right away to Merripit House, what did they find?

Beryl was there; bound and gagged.

What happens to Mortimer's little curly-haired spaniel?

They find his bones in the Tin Mine

Why did the hound look unearthly? "...Eyes ringed with fire...jaws dripped with bluish flame."

He had a chemical smeared on his muzzle

What was her attitude towards the three men after they untied her?

She tells them where to find Stapleton

What does Sir Henry do after he heals from his attack?

He goes on vacation with Mortimer

Over the months, where did Stapleton usually hide the hound, so people wouldn't see the dog?

In an abandoned mine in the Mire

Where does the "Falling Action" start?

When they leave Henry and go to Merripit House

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1
When does the "Resolution" begin?
When they shoot the Hound
When they are Back in London at 221 Baker Street
When they go to the Old Tin Mine the next day
When they untie Beryl in the house
2
"Never in the delirious dream of a disordered brain could anything be more savage..."
alliteration
allusion
personification
onomatopoeia
3
When the three men returned right away to Merripit House, what did they find?
Stapleton tried to attack them
The servant tried to attack them
Beryl was there; bound and gagged.
The house was empty
4
Does the Hound succeed in catching Sir Henry on his lonely walk home?
No
Yes
5
What happens to Mortimer's little curly-haired spaniel?
They find his bones in the Tin Mine
They find him at the local shelter without his tags on
He finally comes back home
They never find a trace of him ever again
6
Who is missing from dinner at Merripit House?
Barrymore the Butler
Beryl
The old Manservant, Anthony
Stapleton
7
Does the hound get away from the men?
yes
no
8
Why did the hound look unearthly? "...Eyes ringed with fire...jaws dripped with bluish flame."
He was a rather large dog
He had a chemical smeared on his muzzle
Stapleton starved him
9
What is the purpose of the allowing Sir Henry to walk home alone?
All of the choices
To use him as bait
To tempt Stapleton to make his move
To see that Sir Henry gets home safely
10
What was her attitude towards the three men after they untied her?
She can't speak; she's unconscious
She refuses to help them find Stapleton
She tells them where to find Stapleton
She leaves the scene and swears to hunt down Laura Lyons
11
What does Sir Henry do after he heals from his attack?
He goes on vacation with Mortimer
He whisks Beryl away on a world-wind vacation
He leaves with the Barrymore and they vacation together
He goes back to America with his millions
12
Over the months, where did Stapleton usually hide the hound, so people wouldn't see the dog?
At a local kennel
In one of the abandoned stone huts on the moor
His shed behind Merripit House in the backyard
In an abandoned mine in the Mire
13
Where does the "Falling Action" start?
When they are back in London at 221 Baker Street
When they shoot the hound
When they go to the old tin Mine the next day
When they leave Henry and go to Merripit House
14
What happened to Stapleton?
He got away with Laura Lyons
He got away alone
He died in the Grimpen Mire
He got away with Beryl
15
Beryl tied up and beaten is an example of what?
Man vs. Nature/Supernatural
Man vs. Society
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Man

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