QUIZ BOOK “When this original intellectual deduction is confirmed point by point by quite a number of independent incidents, then the subjective becomes objective and we can say confidently that we have reached our goal.” Sherlock HolmesQUIZ BOOK Volume I “If Iclaim full justice for my art, itis because it isan impersonal thing — a thing beyond myself. Crime is common. Logic is rare. Therefore it is upon the logic rather than upon the crime that you should dwell.” Sherlock Holmesntroduction how that you have rachel sluon, tam the Qui fr te appropiate ce ‘The Guiz is divided into two parts. Part One covers the essential questions raised in the ‘case. Each question has a point value attached to it, which can be found in parentheses after the answer. Part Two contains bonus questions which may relate to the case or which may, in some instances, depend upon ageneral knowledge of the Canon of Holmes stories. After you have answered the quiz questions, follow these steps: 1, Turn to the Quiz Answers section of the Quiz Book and correct your quiz. 2, Total your point score. The point value for each correctly answered ques- tion will be found in parentheses after the answer in the Quiz Book. 3. Turn to the Solution Section of the Case Book and read Holmes’ analysis of the appropriate case. After reading Holmes’ narration, you may turn back to the answer section of the Quiz Book to see the specific clue points that Holmes used to solve the case. These points are listed at the beginning of the appropriate answer section. 4. Compare your game turn score with that of Holmes and arrive at a net ‘game turn scare by taking the difference between the two. For example, if i took Holmes 10 game turns to solve the case and you took 12, then your net game score would be -2. If, on the other hand, you beat Holmes and solved the case in 8 turns, then your net game score would be +2. 5, Multiply your net game turn score by 5. The resulting product is used 10 adjust your total score, For example, your quiz score is 85 and your net {game turn score is 2; then -10 (5x -2) combined with 85 gives you a game total of 7. Holmes’ score will always equal 100 points. You can try to better your score by answer- ing the bonus questions in Part Two of the quiz. Your final quiz score will be the otal of your points for both quiz parts adjusted by your net game turn score.‘I is one of those instances where the reasoner ‘can produce an effect which seems remarkable 10 his neighbour, because the latter has missed one little point which is the basis of the deduction.” Sherlock Holmes QUIZ SECTION Quiz: Case One Part One Part Two Who killed Courtney Allen? 1. What is the significance of Courtney Allen's Birthday? Why was he murdered? 2 Who was Courney Allen's paramour ‘What was the significance of the meet- at the time of his death? ing at Spaniard's Inn? 5. Why was the tip of the cigarette found What was the reason for the Richard at the scene of the crime “pinched all Camp's visits to the French Embassy? around evenly?"Part One |. Who killed Guy Clarendon? 1 Why was he murdered? How was Frances Nolan induced to go 2 o Halliday's? Who was the Society Burglar? Part Two Who killed Klaus Wallinden, the tight- rope walker at the Royal Italian Circus, and how? We all know that Basil Rathbone por- twayed Holmes in several films. Who portrayed Wilfrid Robarts and in what film? |. Who is Calvin Leach? 3. Name the case in the Canon in which the murderess escapes and is never ‘heard from again. Quiz: Case Three Part One Part Two Who murdered the lions? 1 In what city did Roy Slade first meet Barry O'Neill? why? 2. Where were the bodies of the dead How was Barry O'Neill involved in lions taken? the case? 3, From what country were the Crown How was Thomas O'Neill involved in” jewels taken? the case? 4. An African Bushman appears in what How was Carroll O'Neill involved in. oe the case? 5. A cineus tion plays a part in what ad- Who observed the murder of the lions? venture from the Canon? (Quit: Case Four Part One | What was the murdered man’s name? 1 2. Who killed him? fh Why was he killed? 3. |. Where was he from? | On what street did Holmes first Part Two ‘What was the message in the cipher? Who sent the cipher? What was the significance of the su- pervisor's cap and overalls? London?Quis: Case Five Part One Part Two ‘Who murdered Ebenizer Turnbull? 1. Who murdered Akram Fahmi? Who murdered Andrew Weatherby? 2 Were the mummy wrappings found around the victims’ necks the murder ‘Who murdered James Windibank? weapon? ‘Why were they murdered? 3. Where did Holmes and Watson first meet? What was the mummy's name? Quiz: Case Six Part One Part Two . Who murdered Oswald Mason? 1. Who stole the Five Sisters? Why? 2. Who was Hawk's accomplice? ‘What are the Five Sisters? 3. Who was responsible for the shortage of funds at Bacon and Co? Did Mason's work at the Treasury have anything to do with his murder? 4, In what case in the Canon did Holmes face a similar problem? ‘Quiz: Case Seven Part One Part Two a. Who murdered Nathan Revell? 1. In what story in the Canon is Ronald b. Why? Adair murdered? a. Who murdered Cyril Maude? 2, By whom? b. Why? ‘8. What was the dog's name that traced a. Who murdered Charles Attard? Jaquard's and Attard’s path? b. Why? 4. Who murdered Nikolai Pokrovsky? |. a. Who was the person identified as Leo Shephard? 5. Why was the body of Reinhart Lutz b. Who murdered him? found in a woman's dress? . Why? 6. Who was responsible for Luts death? a. Who murdered Roland Jaquard? b. Why? 7. Are there grouse in Scotland? Were all the murders related?Quiz: Case Eight Part One |. Who killed General Armstead? 1 . Why was he murdered? 2 . What was the General tying to say when he turned around the figure of 8. the Duke of Wellington? Part Two Who killed Pierre and Andre Matin? Why was Marshall Guilfoyle late to work? Who has the Polar Star? 4. In what case in the Canon did Holmes What did the General used to call his wile? himself as an aged master Quiz: Case Nine Part One Part Two |. Who killed Melvin Tuttle? 1. Why did Cartwright leave the office 9. How was he murdered? Why was he murdered? 1. Who was the killer's accomplice? 3. . To whom was Tuttle secretly engaged? 4, suddenly? 2. Why did Miss Spring see Tuttle on the morning of his murder? What is Diggs’ hobby? In what case in the Canon did Holmes say, ““Come Watson, come, the game is afoot"? jizz Case Ten Part One ‘Who was responsible for the theft of the 1. dde Kuypers from the National Gallery? Why were the de Kuypers stolen? Who murdered Matthew Cole? How was Donet involved in the case? Part Two Was Herbert Cofman involved in the theft? What was the wine which Donet en- joyed? Which two drugs did Holmes oc- casionally use?ANSWER SECTION “Is there any other point which I can make clear?” “You know a conjurer gets no credit when once she has explained his trick; and if show you too much of my method of working, you will come 10 the con- clusion that Lam a very ordinary individual afterall.” Sherlock Holmes‘Answers: Case One Holmes solved this case in 4 Clue Points. They were Grant Arms Company (5 EC), Benson & Hedges (16 NW), Captain Egan at the Admiralty (10 SW), and the Deverell: street Plant (12 SE). Part One Part Two 1. Lord Ragland. (25) 1, January 6 is also Holmes’ birthday. a0) 2. He had discovered that Lord Ragland ‘as about to sell SP#10-A to a foreign 2. Countess von Schulenberg (Freda Ru- power. (25) del), (10) 43. The sale of SP#10-A to Alexi Meshkof{ 8. Because it was smoked through a ciga- took place there, (25) rette holder. (10) 4, He was visiting his fiancee, Annette Zobar. (25) Answers: Case Two Holmes solved this casein 5 Clue Points. They were Halliday’ Private Hotel(15 SW), Criminal Court, Old Bailey (36 EC), Sir Francis Clarendon (31 SW), Dr. Trevelyan (29 NW), and Porky Shinwell (52 EC). Part One Part Two 1. Loretta Nolan. (20) 1. Albrecht Hube substituted soap flakes for the rosin in the box. (15) 2, For the Cleopatra Tiara. (20) 2 Charles Laughton in Witness for the 58. She was mesmerized (hynotized) by her Prosecution. (18) sister Loretta. (20) 3. The Musgrave Ritual. (15) 4, Guy Clarendon, (20) 5. The fence who ‘bought’ Clarendon's stolen goods. (20) Answers: Case Three Holmes solved this case in 2 Clue Points. They were Scotland Yard (13 SW) and Somerset House (17 WC). Part One Part Two 1, Thomas O'Neill and an unknown ac- 1, Zanzibar. (10) complice. (20) 2, Bilbo Underhill, Taxidermist. (10) 2, To retrieve the Oldenburg jewels that were hidden around their necks. (20) 3. Oldenburg. (10)3. Barry O'Neill placed the jewels around his lions’ necks to get them out of Olden- burg. (15) 4, Thomas O'Neill stole the Oldenburg, Jewels and passed them on to Barry. (15) 5. He was not involved. (15) 6. Mabudo. (15) 4. The Sign of Four, (10) 5. The Veiled Lodger. (10) Answers: Case Four Holmes solved this case in 5 Clue Points. They were Mrs. Jetley's Boarding House (7 SE), Bar of Gold (33 SE), Fred Porlock (18 NW), Cox's Bank (22 WC), and Roger ‘Thornberry (30 SE). ‘Note: Bar of Gold, Porlock, and Cox's depend on the solving of the cipher. Fatt One 1. Chars P, MacDonald. 5) 2 Roger Thornberry. 25) 8. Jealousy over Minnie Cavil (25) 4. Australia, (25) Answers: Case Fi Part Two 1, meet roger gold noon sixth mint out ox (Meet Roger at the Bar of Gold at noon on the sixth~-Royal Min is out Cox's Bank is target) 10) 2 Professor Moriarty. (10) 3. They were part of the disguise to cov- er the robbery at Cox's. (10) 4. Montague-street. (10) Holmes solved this case in 2 Clue Points. They were Jardine, Matheson & Ca. (15 EC), and London Univesity (13 WC). Part One 1. Phillip Travis. (20) 2 Phillip Travis. (20) 3. Phillip Travis. (20) 4. Jealousy and the delusions of an balanced mind. (20) 5. Katebet. (20) Part Two 1, Abdullah AF-Saud. 10) 2. No, the victims were killed with bare hhands. (10) 3. Ata chemical laboratory at Bar's. (10)Answers: Case Six Holmes solved this case in 7 Clue Points. They were the Mason Home (#2 WC), Bank of England (23 EC), Mabel Brown (40 NW), Evenson & Co. Gift Shop (22. NW), J. Small and Co, (32 SE), Millbank Prison (23 SW), and Violewe Blue (49 EC). Part One 1. Errol Hawk. (25) 2. He surprised Mason while attemy to steal the Venus statue. (25) 8. Gems stolen from RS. G Go, Jewellers. (25) ard and 4. No, (25) Part Two Nat Cook and Jonathan Small. (10) 2. Violette Blue. (10) Michael Essex and Mitchell Yourke, Directors of Bacon and Co. (10) |. The Six Napoleons. (10) Answers: Case Seven Holmes solved this case in 7 Clue Points. They were Roland Jaquard (40 NW), HLR. Murray (22 SW), Bagatelle Club (14 NW), Langdale Pike (2 SW), Porky Shinwell (52 EC), Tankerville Club (34 WC), and Kathleen Lindsay (19 WC), Part One Cyril Maude. (10) ‘Ordered to by Col. Sebastian Mor- an. () Curtis Twiggs. (10) b. To take the embezzled securities for himself. () 1 Curtis Twiggs. (10) Selfdefense. (5) 3. Curtis Twiggs. (10) Roland Jaquard. (10) €. To retrieve the embezzled securi ties for Moran. (5) Marco Escobedo. (10) bs, Jealousy over Leticia Garcia. (8) 6. Nos) = The Empty House. (10) Colonel Sebastian Moran. (10) Toby. (10) Konstantine Jastrow. (10) He attended a "Women’s Only” meet- ing at the Russian Social Club. (10) 3 Russian Revolutionaries. (6) Of course. (6)Answers: Case Eight Holmes solved this case in 4 Clue Points. They were General Armstead (27 NW), Paul Gerade at the French Embassy (59 SW), Princess Theatre (11 NW), and Grand Hotel (22 Wo). Part One Arneau, (80) Because he disgraced Arneau’s sister, Fleurette, some 40 years previous. (30) ‘That his murderer was Wellington's ‘opposite at Waterloo, Napoleon. In this ease, the actor who was playing Na- poleon, Phillip Arneau. (80) Horseface. (10) Answers: Part Two 1. Carson Cabot. (10) 2. He stopped off at Rowlands & Frazier to buy his wife an anniversary gift. (10) |. Carson Cabot. (10) l. The Sign of Fow. (10) Case Holmes solved this case in 8 Clue Points. They were HLR. Murray (22 SW), Mrs, Porter (8 NW), Brenda Walker (30 NW) August Heatheliff(33 SW”), Scotland Yard (13 SW), Bel’s Baths (11 EC), Melvin Tutde (7 WC), and Part One 1, Henry Swathmore. (20) Poison on the contract envelopes which Tutte sealed. (20) Tuttle was blackmailing Swathmore, who was misusing his power of attorney ‘over certain trust funds in his care. (20) Cedrick Livingston — he supplied Swathmore with the poison. (20) Virginia Monroe. (20) Virginia Monroe (43 SW). Part Two 1, He received a note (written by Swath- more) informing him that his wife and Tuttle were having an affair. (10) To return a locket that Tuttle had sziven her. (10) Gardening. (10) I. Abbey Grange. (10)Holmes solved this case in 5 Clue Points. They were the National Gallery (24 WC), Cummins & Goins Delivery (6 SE), Warehouse (38 SE), Matthew Cole (1/ SE), and H.R. Murray (22 SW). Part One 1. Brady Norris. 25) 2. Norris was afraid they would be found ‘out as forgeries. (25) 3. Brady Nortis. (5) 4, He was the Master Forger of all the de Kuypers. @5) Part Two 1. Yes, he drove the getaway carriage. (10) 2 Montrachet, (10) 3. Cocaine and morphine, (10) “You fiend! You clever, clever fiend! .. . You cunning, cunning fiend." Colonel Sebastian Moran 12