Question

ch. 9 (vi-vii) attwn
started: dec 14 at 10:01pm
quiz instructions
question 1 1 pts
why does vera say, \i think youre mad!\ to judge wargrave?
she thinks he has made an irrational decision about leaving.
she believes he is accusing her unfairly.
she disagrees with his reasoning about the killer’s identity.
she finds his theories irrelevant to the situation.
question 2 1 pts
what is the significance of blores hesitation when accused of taking a long time retrieving the rope?
it proves he was not on the terrace during the murder.
it means he is angry at armstrong
it confirms his alibi.
it suggests he might be hiding something.

Explanation:

Question 1

To answer this, we analyze the context of "And Then There Were None" (ATTWN). Vera says this to Judge Wargrave regarding his reasoning about the killer's identity. She disagrees with his logic, so the correct option is the one about disagreeing with his reasoning on the killer’s identity.

In ATTWN, Blore's hesitation when accused about the rope retrieval time suggests he may be concealing information (like his actions or involvement), so the option about hiding something is correct.

Answer:

C. She disagrees with his reasoning about the killer’s identity.

Question 2