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Holmes's Leading Ladies

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Holmess Leading Ladies game quiz
""Woman's heart and mind are insoluble puzzles to the male." -Sherlock Holmes in "The Illustrious Client""

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. First off, who is THE woman?
    Answer: (Think of a certain photograph on Holmes's mantle, and a young king....)


2. Mary Morstan appears in which story?
    The Second Stain
    The Sign of the Four
    The Devil's Foot
    The Blue Carbuncle


3. This client's face was "freckled like a plover's egg".
    Martha Hudson
    Isadora Persano
    Violet Hunter
    Lucy Ferrier


4. Who was "the most long-suffering of women"?
    Mrs. Henry Baker
    Ettie Shafter
    Helen Stoner
    Mrs. Hudson


5. Holmes's grandmother was the sister of which French artist?
    Monet
    Vernet
    Manet
    Vermeer


6. True or false: In "A Case of Identity", Mary Sutherland is courted by and falls in love with her stepfather while he is still married to her mother, not realizing who he is.
    True
    False


7. Jack Stapleton of "The Hound of the Baskervilles" does not want Sir Henry to marry his (Stapleton's) sister Beryl. Why?
    He distrusts Sir Henry
    Sir Henry is Canadian
    All of Beryl's previous husbands have ended up mysteriously dead
    She is his wife


8. What is sent to Miss Cushing in "The Cardboard Box"?
    an empty box
    a tin of poisoned chocolates
    two ears
    a ransom note


9. True or false: Holmes was once engaged to a housemaid.
    True
    False


10. Holmes attends a performance by violinist Wilhemene Norman-Neruda in which story?
    Answer: (Norman-Neruda was Austrian, but not, as far as I know, Mormon.)


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