Sherlock Holmes Deductions and Inferences

In this video, Mary Morstan meets Mr. Holmes and expresses her admiration for his detective skills. Holmes demonstrates his ability to make grand deductions from small details, analyzing both familiar and unfamiliar individuals. He deduces information about a governess and her student, as well as details about an engagement. The video highlights Holmes' exceptional observational skills and his methodical approach to solving mysteries.

Who is introduced to Sherlock Holmes at the beginning of the video?

• Irene Adler

• Mary Morstan

• Mrs. Hudson

• Molly Hooper

What does Holmes deduce about Watson from his walking stick?

• He is a decorated soldier

• He is a doctor

• He is a musician

• He is a writer

What hobby of Watson's does Holmes infer from the contents of his pockets?

• Gardening

• Gambling

• Painting

• Cooking

What does Holmes deduce about Mary's occupation?

• She is a teacher

• She is a governess

• She is a nurse

• She is a writer

What does Holmes notice about the jewels Mary possesses?

• They are fake

• They are stolen

• They are cursed

• They are not typical for a governess

What does Holmes deduce about the boy Mary teaches?

• He is very old

• He is very short

• He is tall for his age

• He is very young

What does Holmes notice about the ink on Mary's ear?

• It is a rare color

• It is a common color

• It is nearly impossible to wash off

• It is easy to wash off

What does Holmes deduce about Mary's past engagement?

• He left her

• They are still engaged

• She left him

• He died

What does Holmes infer about Mary's time abroad?

• She was engaged

• She was studying

• She was working

• She was on vacation

What does Holmes suggest about Mary's financial prospects?

• They are stable

• They are declining

• They are uncertain

• They are improving