Enola Holmes Quiz

Who is the protagonist of Enola Holmes: The Case of the Missing Marquess?

• Mycroft Holmes

• Sherlock Holmes

• Enola Holmes

• Eudoria Holmes

How does Enola describe her relationship with her brothers?

• She has a close and loving relationship with them.

• She feels they are both distant and controlling.

• They are very supportive and protective of her.

• She doesn’t know her brothers well.

What is the significance of Enola's name?

• It’s an ancient family name.

• It’s derived from the word "alone."

• It represents strength and power.

• It’s named after her mother.

What does Enola think of the news about her mother’s disappearance?

• She is uninterested and unaffected.

• She is confused and worried.

• She is relieved to have more freedom.

• She is angry at her mother for leaving.

Where does Enola live at the beginning of the story?

• In a bustling city with her family.

• In a small house in London.

• In a secluded country estate.

• In an orphanage.

What kind of education did Enola receive from her mother?

• A traditional schooling with emphasis on manners and poise.

• A comprehensive education focusing on science, languages, and critical thinking.

• No education at all.

• A basic education in arithmetic and reading.

What does Mycroft want Enola to do with her life?

• Become an independent investigator.

• Join a convent.

• Become a proper young lady and marry well.

• Travel the world.

Why does Enola resist Mycroft’s suggestion about her future?

• She wants to become a detective like Sherlock.

• She wants to live life freely and independently.

• She has no interest in marriage.

• She doesn’t want to leave home.

What does Enola think of Sherlock's treatment of her?

• She feels close to him and supported.

• She feels indifferent to him.

• She feels he is emotionally distant and uninterested.

• She feels he is overbearing and controlling.

What does Enola discover about her mother’s disappearance?

• Her mother left on a business trip.

• Her mother was kidnapped.

• Her mother left behind cryptic clues hinting at her whereabouts.

• Her mother was involved in a crime.