The Blue Diamond Ch. 5 - 6

Who was standing outside Mr. Breckinridge's shop?

• A tall fat man

• A weak little man

• A strong thin woman

• A weak big woman

What did Mr. Breckenridge do after speaking to the little man?

• Closed his shop door angrily

• Closed his shop door happily

• Opened his shop door sadly

• Opened his shop door stupidly

What did Sherlock Holmes tell the weak little man his job was?

• "It's my job to know nothing!"

• "It's my job to know everything in the universe!"

• "It's my job to eat your goose!"

• "It's my job to know things others don't know."

Who was James Ryder?

• He was the shop owner, selling the geese.

• He was the weak little man

• He was the owner of the pub

• He was the strong tall man

What name did James Ryder first give Holmes and Watson?

• John Robinson

• Rob Johnson

• Son Robjohn

• Nhoj Nosnibor

How did Sherlock Holmes describe the goose Mr. Ryder was interested in?

• A white goose with no tail.

• A white goose with a white tail.

• A black goose with a white tail.

• A white goose with a black tail.

Why did Mr. Ryder think his old friend Maudsley could help him sell the diamond?

• It is because Maudsley had been to prison before.

• It is because Maudsley was a diamond seller.

• It is because Maudsley knows how to hide diamonds.

• It is because Maudsley likes eating goose.

Why wasn't the diamond in the goose Mr. Ryder brought to Maudsley?

• It fell out of the goose Mr. Ryder was carrying.

• Mr. Ryder grabbed the wrong goose.

• Maudsley stole the diamond while Mr. Ryder wasn't looking.

• The goose with the diamond flew away.

What happened to Mr. Ryder at the end?

• The Police came and arrested Mr. Ryder.

• Holmes, Watson, and Ryder at a goose dinner together.

• Holmes gave the diamond back to Mr. Ryder.

• Sherlock Holmes let Mr. Ryder leave his house.

Which quote from the story best explains Sherlock Holme's reason for letting Mr. Ryder go?

• "It's not my job to do the police's work for them and young Horner's going to be all right."

• "Perhaps I'm doing something wrong, but I don't believe it."

• "Send him to prison now and you make him a thief for life. But now he is afraid, he's not going to go wrong again."

• "And now, Watson, let's ask Mrs Hudson to bring in our dinner."