* The huge detective is often described as weighing about:
* Mr. Wolfe's home and office is located in New York City on:
* Wolfe's gourmet chef at the brownstone residence is:
* Wolfe's large sedan, which he owns and Archie Goodwin drives, is a:
* Wolfe and Archie's 'friendly antagonist' in the Police Department Homicide Bureau is:
* Wolfe's three perennial part-time operatives are:
* Wolfe, an avid orchid fancier, employs full-time horticulturist _________ to manage the plant rooms.
* The first full-length Wolfe novel, published in the 1930's, was:
* Archie's more-or-less unstated, but regular, girl-friend is:
* Although Wolfe is a born misogynist, if a female operative is absolutely necessary, he will accede to using the agency owned and operated by __________
* In the first recorded case, 'Fer-de-Lance', the ingenious implement of death was a re-engineered:
* In 'The Black Mountain', Wolfe performs two 'firsts'. One is an inter-continental airplane trip. The other is:
* 'The Father Hunt' commissions Wolfe and Archie to identify the real father of Lily Rowan's young employee:
* 'The Doorbell Rang', pits the brownstone's detectives against the forces of the:
* Young Pete Drossos, a budding 12-year-old sleuth, was killed in a twisted scheme to conceal a murderer's identity in:
* In 'The Rubber Band', a simplistic device helped to uncover the true identity of the antagonist, 'Rubber' Coleman:
* Archie in the Army?! You bet. During WWII, Archie worked for military intelligence in the rank of:
* In 'Too Many Cooks', Wolfe was invited to Kanahwa Spa as the guest of Marko Vukcic to dine with the Fifteen Masters. 'The Immoveable Object' actually traveled to:
* In 'The Rubber Band', Nero Wolfe plays darts for exercise. What does he call the darts?
* In 'The Silent Speaker' the murdered man speaks through a cylinder recording on a dictation machine. What is the brand name of the machine?