Sherlock Holmes. The red-headed league

Sherlock Holmes lived in ___________ Street

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In sherlock Holmes´house there was a

• man

• woman

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The man was

• young with a red face

• old, fat with a red face

• young and fat with a red face

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When Watson saw the man, he

• wanted to go back home

• wanted to wait in another room

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Mr. Jabez Wilson nodded Watson. To nod means...

• quick movement of the hand, saying hello

• quick movement of the eyes

• quick movement of the head, as in agreement, greeting, or command

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Mr. Wilson came with...

• a terrible story

• an unusual story

• a great story

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Mr. Wilson pulled on an old newspaper out of his

• pocket

• bag

• folder

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Mr. Wilson turned into the ________________ page

• advertisements

• sports

• obituary

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Watson took the newspaper. It was the Morning Cronicle and was

• two years old

• two moths old

• two weeks old

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The advertisment said ___________

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