Watson

Why do the Watsons go to Birmingham?

• To get away from cold weather

• To go to the museum

• To attend Grandma Sands' funeral

• To have Grandma Sands help Byron shape up

How did Rufus know that Larry Dunn had stolen the gloves in Chapter 4 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963?

• The snow touched by Larry turned black.

• Larry admitted he stole the gloves.

• He saw Larry taking the gloves.

• The gloves were too small for Larry.

In chapter 4 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963, Byron told Kenny and Joey a story about the garbage trucks they saw every morning. What was the story?

• The trucks carried spies and criminals.

• The trucks were actually full of pesky younger children.

• Some of the trucks carried away frozen bodies.

• The trucks were all stolen.

In chapter 4 of the novel The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963, what did Kenny have to do every day at school?

• Read a book aloud to the class

• Walk home because he missed the bus

• Help Joey out of all her layers of clothing

• Give some of his lunch to Rufus

In chapter 4 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963, why did Kenny only have one pair of his leather gloves?

• He lost a pair on the playground.

• He had to give a pair to his sister to wear.

• He lent one pair to his friend Rufus who did not have any.

• He outgrew one pair before it was cold enough to wear them.

What is the role of Dr. Watson in the Sherlock Holmes stories?

• A) Detective

• B) Doctor

• C) Lawyer

• D) Journalist

In which novel does Dr. Watson first appear?

• A) The Hound of the Baskervilles

• B) A Study in Scarlet

• C) The Sign of the Four

• D) The Valley of Fear

What is Dr. Watson's first name in the Sherlock Holmes series?

• A) James

• B) John

• C) Robert

• D) Charles

Which of the following best describes Dr. Watson's relationship with Sherlock Holmes?

• A) Rival

• B) Friend and biographer

• C) Enemy

• D) Mentor

What is the primary narrative perspective used in the Sherlock Holmes stories featuring Dr. Watson?

• A) First-person from Watson's perspective

• B) Third-person omniscient

• C) First-person from Holmes' perspective

• D) Second-person