Macavity

Macavity, also called the "Mystery Cat", goes by a more unusual name. Who is this master criminal that has inspired a poem?

• Hooded Claw

• Mungojerrie

• Hidden Paw

• Griddlebone"

Macavity leaves Scotland Yard in bafflement, but who does he leave in despair?

• The Flying Squad

• The Serious Crimes Unit

• The Serious Fraud Squad

• Special Branch

"He's broken every human law, he breaks the law of gravity. His powers of levitation would make a ... stare". What person would Macavity make stare at his powers?

• Magician

• Lama

• Politician

• Fakir

In the poem Macavity is described. What kind of cat is he?

• A Tortoiseshell (Calico)

• A Manx Tom

• A Ginger Cat

• A Tabby Cat

"He sways his head from side to side, with movements like a ...". What does he move like?

• A snake

• A kite

• A swing

• A tail

When a crime has been discovered where is Macavity?

• He's not there

• He's on the roof

• He's in the shadows

• He's in the crowd

Who loses some plans and drawings in the poem, blaming Macavity for their loss?

• The Foreign Office

• The War Office

• The Admiralty

• The Home Office

When the authorities go to find him he is either "resting, or a-licking of his thumbs," or some unusual activity. Which activity does the "Mystery Cat" engage in?

• Fluffing his tail"

• "Doing complicated long division sums"

• Planning a dinner party

• "Planning a daring caper"

Who always states that when a Treaty, or some plans and drawings, have gone missing that it was Macavity who is to blame?

• The Secret Service

• The Flying Squad

• The Special Branch

• The Home Office

At the end of the poem the Macavity is given a moniker. What nickname is he called?

• The "Napoleon of Crime"

• The "Crippen of Crime"

• The "Moriarty of Crime"

• The "Biggs of Crime"