The Man with the Twisted Lip

In the beginning of this story, Dr. Watson finds Sherlock Holmes

• going away on vacation.

• at home reading a book.

• going grocery shopping.

• dressed up as a beggar.

Holmes tells Watson

• to go away and leave him alone.

• he is looking for a man named Neville St. Clair.

• to dress up as a beggar.

• that he always begs for money.

Mrs. St. Clair told Sherlock

• she was poor.

• her husband left her.

• her husband was kidnapped.

• her husband was a beggar.

First, Mr. St. Clair went off to work as usual. Next, Mrs. St. Clair went into town to do some shopping. Then,

• Mrs. St. Clair met Sherlock Holmes.

• Mrs. St. Clair saw a beggar.

• Mrs. St. Clair called the police.

• Mrs. St. Clair heard her husband yell and saw him leaning out a window.

Neville St. Clair told Sherlock that, in the beginning, he thought it would be a good idea to dress up as a beggar because

• he needed the money.

• his wife made him do it.

• he was writing a story about beggars.

• he was trying out for a part in a play.

Why did Neville St. Clair "forget" about his job for the newspaper?

• He didn't like to write stories.

• He was making more money begging.

• The newspaper fired him.

• He was writing a book instead.

The man with the twisted lip was really

• Dr. Watson.

• Neville St. Clair.

• Sherlock Holmes.

• apoor beggar.

Neville St. Clair didn't want his wife to know that

• he was begging for money.

• he knew Sherlock Holmes.

• he was writing a story.

• he was hiding in the basement.

Another name for this story could be

• "Sherlock Holmes Is Out-Smarted Again."

• "The Disappearance Of Neville St. Clair."

• "A Fool No More."

• "Forever Friends."

This story is mainly about

• hard times in the city.

• Sherlock's many disguises.

• a man trying to fool his wife.

• the day Dr. Watson disappeared.