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And Then There Were None Unit Review
And Then There Were None Unit Review
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And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie
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This literary device uses a concrete object to represent an idea.
imagery
allusion
idiom
symbolism
2
This literary device helps create suspense by suggesting future events.
prologue
epilogue
foreshadowing
flashback
3
Fill in the blank: Vera's racing thoughts throughout the novel were often ________.
serene
chaotic
predatory
malevolent
4
This literary device references a piece of literature, a work of art, or a momentin history.
idiom
allusion
imagery
symbolism
5
Fill in the blank: The ocean on a calm summer day is usually ________.
malevolent
chaotic
predatory
serene
6
Why did the murderer decide on these particular ten victims?
They had all come before him intrial yet were not convicted.
At one time or another, all hadvacationed at a certain hotel
All were guilty of murder, yetthe law could not touch them.
He picked them at random fromthe telephone book.
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Fill in the blank: The judge was driven to do the right thing by his sense of ________.
serenity
malevolently
justice
perjury
8
Fill in the blank: The new evidence served to ________ the accused man.
malevolently
conceal
exonerate
justice
9
This literary device is added to the end of a novel or play to give more information.
epilogue
prologue
flashback
foreshadowing
10
Who was the murderer, U.N. Owen, on Solider Island?
Dr. Armstrong
Justice Wargrave
Vera Claythorne
Philip Lombard
11
This literary device can teach you a life lesson throughout a story.
mood
characterization
theme
irony
12
This literary device is usually only understandable to a particular group of people.
symbolism
idiom
imagery
allusion
13
How does Philip Lombard die?
He dies of exposure.
Vera shoots him.
He shoots himself.
Wargrave shoots him.
14
What hangs above the mantelpiece in each of the bedrooms in the island mansion?
a map of the island
a seascape
a framed nursery rhyme
a picture of Mr. Owen
15
Fill in the blank: The crime Mr. Blore was accused of was _______.
alibi
justice
perjury
malevolently
16
This literary device appeals to readers' senses.
imagery
symbolism
idiom
allusion
17
This literary device stops the action of the story to relate a past event.
flashback
foreshadowing
epilogue
prologue
18
This literary device is used to make the reader feel a certain way.
irony
mood
characterization
theme
19
Fill in the blank: The judge was driven to do the right thing by his sense of ________.
perjury
serenity
justice
malevolently
20
What helps the police at Scotland Yard solve this mystery?
Wargrave confessed his crime to Vera before he died.
A letter was laying next to Wargrave's body.
Wargrave's message in a bottle is found by a fishing boat.
They find Wargrave's confession in the dinning room.