The Case of the Sharp-Eyed Jeweller

Where does the narrator work?

• At Gopal Jewellers

• At the Regnier's

• At an Undertaker's shop

• At a detective firm

What is the narrator's hobby?

• He loved to watch the behaviour of birds.

• He loved to watch the behaviour of fish.

• He loved to watch the behaviour of people.

• He loved to arrange the display at Regnier's.

Where was the lady standing?

• Outside a jewellery showroom

• Outside a toy shop

• Outside a bakery shop

• Outside an Undertaker's shop

The narrator showed the American _______ trays of ring in all.

• three

• four

• five

• six

Why did Mr Regnier set a very high price on the flower ring?

• Because it was well over three hundred years old.

• It had been in possession of a royal family.

• It was in high-demand.

• He did not really wish to sell it.

Who was Miss Susskind?

• Another assistant at the Regnier's

• American's accomplice

• Customer at the Regnier's

• Owner of the Regnier's

Where did the lady put the flower ring?

• In her purse

• In the left-hand pocket of her coat

• In the right-hand pocket of her coat

• In a box

Where did the American put the chewing-gum?

• He threw it in a waste-paper basket.

• He swallowed the chewing-gum.

• He put it in his pocket.

• He put it under the edge of the counter.

What was the American's complain about the flower ring?

• It was an extremely old ring.

• The stones of the ring had turned black.

• The price was too high.

• It had no royal history.

Why did the lady come to the Regnier's?

• To get her filigree brooch repaired.

• To sell her filigree brooch.

• To purchase a ring.

• To help them find the lost flower ring.