The Stranger on the Moor

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Moor mystery yes/no quiz

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Markhaba

Kazakhstan

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The Stranger on the MoorOnline version Moor mystery yes/no quiz by Markhaba 1 One hut still had enough roof to keep a person dry when the weather was bad. Yes No 2 A note under the bag said, 'Dr Watson has gone to Coombe Tracey.' Yes No 3 The hut contained blankets, a fire in the old fireplace, cooking pots and a bucket of water. Yes No 4 The paper stated that Watson had gone to Baker Street. Yes No 5 The man did not speak; there was no voice heard. Yes No 6 The hut was not empty; someone was inside waiting for him. Yes No 7 There was a small bag on the table containing bread, tins of meat and two tins of fruit. Yes No 8 Empty tins were lying on the floor, showing the place had been used for several days. Yes No 9 The narrator saw a circle of old stone huts below the hill. Yes No 10 The moor was filled with noise and movement from all around. Yes No 11 The stranger spoke, 'It's a lovely evening, my dear Watson,' inviting him outside. Yes No 12 The two towers of Baskerville Hall were invisible in the distance. Yes No 13 The sun was rising as the speaker reached the top of the hill. Yes No 14 Watson relaxed and enjoyed the beautiful evening. Yes No 15 The person at the door wasn't a stranger. Yes No 16 When he saw the hut his heart ‘jumped’ because he was scared. Yes No

The Stranger on the MoorOnline version

Moor mystery yes/no quiz

by Markhaba

One hut still had enough roof to keep a person dry when the weather was bad.

Yes

A note under the bag said, 'Dr Watson has gone to Coombe Tracey.'

Yes

The hut contained blankets, a fire in the old fireplace, cooking pots and a bucket of water.

Yes

The paper stated that Watson had gone to Baker Street.

Yes

The man did not speak; there was no voice heard.

Yes

The hut was not empty; someone was inside waiting for him.

Yes

There was a small bag on the table containing bread, tins of meat and two tins of fruit.

Yes

Empty tins were lying on the floor, showing the place had been used for several days.

Yes

The narrator saw a circle of old stone huts below the hill.

Yes

The moor was filled with noise and movement from all around.

Yes

The stranger spoke, 'It's a lovely evening, my dear Watson,' inviting him outside.

Yes

The two towers of Baskerville Hall were invisible in the distance.

Yes

The sun was rising as the speaker reached the top of the hill.

Yes

Watson relaxed and enjoyed the beautiful evening.

Yes

The person at the door wasn't a stranger.

Yes

When he saw the hut his heart ‘jumped’ because he was scared.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

The Stranger on the Moor

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The Stranger on the MoorOnline version

by Markhaba

One hut still had enough roof to keep a person dry when the weather was bad.

A note under the bag said, 'Dr Watson has gone to Coombe Tracey.'

The hut contained blankets, a fire in the old fireplace, cooking pots and a bucket of water.

The paper stated that Watson had gone to Baker Street.

The man did not speak; there was no voice heard.

The hut was not empty; someone was inside waiting for him.

There was a small bag on the table containing bread, tins of meat and two tins of fruit.

Empty tins were lying on the floor, showing the place had been used for several days.

The narrator saw a circle of old stone huts below the hill.

The moor was filled with noise and movement from all around.

The stranger spoke, 'It's a lovely evening, my dear Watson,' inviting him outside.

The two towers of Baskerville Hall were invisible in the distance.

The sun was rising as the speaker reached the top of the hill.

Watson relaxed and enjoyed the beautiful evening.

The person at the door wasn't a stranger.

When he saw the hut his heart ‘jumped’ because he was scared.

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