Order of deaths
True or False: General Macarthur died second
False
Mrs. Rogers died second.
How did Emily Brent die?
Syringe to the neck with poison.
True or False:
Foreshadowing is when something is brought up in the story only to come back in a more significant way.
True!
Who said this quote: "Prisoners at the bar, have you anything to say in your defense?"
The Voice- a voice recorded on a record and played on a gramophone on the first night on the island.
Who wrote "And Then There Were None"?
Agatha Christie
(Ag-uh-thuh)
Which character accepts his/her death the easiest?
Vera Claythorne
General Macarthur
Justice Wargrave
Mrs. Rogers
True or False: Philip shot Vera.
False
Vera shot Philip.
Which of these is NOT a theme of the novel?
1. The Power and Administration of Justice
2. The Effects of Guilt on the Human Conscience
3. The Reason Serial Killers Kill People
3. The Reason Serial Killers Kill People
Who said this quote: "None of us are going to leave this island. That's the plan. You know it, of course, perfectly..."?
General Macarthur
Macarthur says this to Vera as he waits for death on the beach.
What is the name of the poem in all of their rooms?
Ten Little Soldier Boys
Which person does this refer to:
"Seven little soldier boys chopping up sticks,
One chopped himself in half..."
Mr. Rogers
Vera hanged herself in...
the bedroom
What is a "red herring"?
A false clue.
Who said this quote: "What was that--hanging from the hook in the ceiling? A rope with a noose all ready?"
Vera Claythorne
Vera says this to herself as she returns to her room after shooting Lombard.
The setting of the novel is...
Soldier Island
True or False: Vera died last on the island.
False!
Vera hanged herself, but Justice Wargrave died last. He faked his death in the middle of the story and then later shot himself in a clever set up.
Mr. Blore was killed by...
Having a clock fall on him
What are two different instances of foreshadowing in the novel?
[up to Ms. Gonthier]
Who said this quote: "I've known a murderess-known her, I tell you. And what's more I was crazy about her... God help me..."?
Hugo Hamilton
Vera's ex-lover said this to Justice Wargrave on a boat while crossing the Atlantic.
What was the title of the gramophone record?
Swan Song
Who is the MOST guilty on the island?
I will accept any of these as long as you have evidence to support your answer:
Vera Claythorne
Justice Wargrave
Philip Lombard
Mr. Blore
What was used to kill Justice Wargrave?
The revolver
What do you think is Christie's overall message to us as the reader in this story?
[up to Ms. G]
Who said this quote: "I've no doubt in my own mind that we have been invited here by a madman- probably a dangerous homicidal lunatic."
Justice Wargrave
He says this on their first night on the island after the Voice has pronounced sentence on them.
What is the name (first and last) of the boatman they are continuously waiting for and who took them to the island in the first place?
Fred Narracott