The Hound of Baskerville
Where does the story take place?
Answer: On the moor near Baskerville Hall.
Who became the narrator’s friend?
Answer: Weena.
Who was Korkyt Ata?
Answer: He was a great thinker and musician.
Why did the farmer give half of his land to the shepherd?
Answer: To help him become a farmer after he lost his sheep.
Who is Sir Henry?
Answer: He is Sir Charles’s nephew.
Where do the Morlocks live?
Answer: Underground.
When did Korkyt Ata live?
Answer: In the 8th–9th centuries.
Why did the two friends go to the wise man?
Answer: Because they could not agree who should keep the gold.
What problem does the fog cause?
Answer: It makes it difficult to see and can ruin Holmes’s plans.
What happened when the narrator lit a match underground?
Answer: The Morlocks ran away because they were afraid of the light.
How did people and nature react to Korkyt Ata’s music?
Answer: People felt love in their hearts, and even birds stopped flying to listen.
What happened when the student returned and saw no seeds?
Answer: He realised he had failed his task and cried.
Describe the hound using details from the text.
Answer: It is enormous, coal-black, with burning eyes and fire coming from its mouth.
How did the relationship between the Eloi and the Morlocks change over time?
Answer: In the past, the Eloi were powerful and controlled the Morlocks, but later the Morlocks became stronger and the Eloi became afraid of them.
What materials were used to make the kobyz?
Answer: Wood from a tree, camel skin, and horse hair.
Which character suggested using the gold to make a garden for poor people?
4-th student
Sherlock Holmes was a famous real detective.
True/False
False.(He was a famous fictional detective.)
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote The Time Machine.
True/False
False ( H.G. Wells wrote The Time Machine.)
What is the main message of the story?
Answer: Art and music can make a person live forever, even after death.
Describe how the garden appeared after the birds brought seeds.
Birds from every corner brought seeds and planted them; a beautiful garden sprang up.