can i plz have help on this quiz? (also, what does it mean to give branliest?)

Why does Holmes send a telegram to Barrymore?

Question 1 options:

A. He wants Barrymore to prepare for the arrival of Watson and Sir Henry.


B. He wants to see if a telegram will be delivered so far out into the country.


C. He wants him to beware of suspicious people near the Baskerville estate.


D. He wants to know if Barrymore could have been in London.



Why is Holmes interested in finding out more about Mr. James Desmond?

Question 2 options:

A. Holmes has evidence that Desmond was in the cab that followed Sir Henry.


B. Holmes wants to know if this potential heir might be plotting for the Baskerville fortune.


C. Holmes thinks he remembers that a James Desmond may have a criminal record.


D. Holmes is following the suspicions of Sir Charles, who wrote about Desmond before he died.

When Holmes says to Watson, "When a crisis comes, as it will do," what does Holmes mean?

Question 3 options:

A. Holmes is planning to cause a crisis to find out what is going on at the Baskerville estate.


B. Holmes thinks Sir Henry will cause a crisis.


C. Holmes thinks the supernatural hound will cause more deaths.


D. Holmes thinks the signs point to trouble for Sir Henry.


What does Sir Henry think of his new home, Baskerville Hall? Choose all that apply.

Question 4 options:

A. He thinks the manor looks welcoming from the road and does not deserve its gloomy reputation.


B. He thinks the manor itself has a satisfying sense of the past.


C. He says he understands why the gloomy moor in which the house sits frightened his uncle.


D. He tells Watson he hates the gloom and plans to leave as soon as he can.

Which best describes Watson's first night in Baskerville Hall?

Question 5 options:

A. Between the gloom of the moor outside and the sudden sobs of a woman, Watson is uneasy.


B. The long, exhausting ride to the manor means Watson is asleep instantly, although he has troubled dreams.


C. The howling of the dog and the sobbing of the woman terrify Watson.


D. Watson has been told by Holmes to stay awake and be prepared for danger, so Watson tries to stay awake.