Great Crimes - Chapter 1 Dr. Crippen

When did Dr Crippen meet Cora Turner?

• July, 1892

• July, 1910

• They knew each other since they were children

• January, 1911

Was there a big difference in age between Dr Crippen and Cora?

• No, only two years

• Yes, 11 years

• Yes, 15 years

• They were the same age

Why was Dr Crippen not allowed to work as a doctor?

• He had trained in America

• He didn't finish his studies

• He had to pay a high quantity of money

• He didn't want to work

Cora is defined to be ...

• a good mother

• a caring woman

• a cruel and violent woman

Who was Ethel Le Neve?

• One of Cora's theatre friend

• Dr Crippen's secretary and lover

• Dr Crippen and Cora's neighbor

What did Dr Crippen say to justify Cora's leaving?

• He said that Cora had abandoned him.

• He said that Cora had gone to America to look after someone who was sick.

• He said that Cora had found a theatre role in America and she had travelled to work there for some months.

• He said that he didn't know anything about her.

When Chief Inspector Walter Dew came to Dr Crippen's house for the first time he seemed to be nervous.

• FALSE. He spoke calmly and confidently, making no secret of the fact that Ethel had been his lover for y

• TRUE. He said that he had been lying from the very beginning and told the real story.

After the visit from Inspector Dew, Crippen felt ...

• worried and decided to move and make a new life in another country.

• calmed and decided to continue living his life.

• furious with Ethel Le Neve

What did the police find at 39 Hilldrop Crescent?

• Part of a woman's body

• Some clothes which belonged to Cora

• A treasure chest

When traveling on the ship The Montrose, Ethel Le Neve was dressed as a boy pretending to be ...

• Crippen's brother

• A foreign citizen

• Crippen's son