Mr. Wilson and the Red-Headed League

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate a peculiar case involving the Red-Headed League. Mr. Wilson, a pawn broker, is hired for a mysterious job that ends abruptly. Holmes deduces that the job was a ruse to keep Wilson away while criminals tunneled into a bank vault. Holmes and Watson, with the help of the police, capture the culprits and prevent a bank robbery.

What is the unique feature of Mr. Wilson that stands out?

• His clothing

• His height

• His red hair

• His accent

How does Holmes deduce Mr. Wilson has been to China?

• By his accent

• By his clothing

• By his hairstyle

• By his tattoo

What was the advertised salary for the Red-Headed League position?

• Five pounds a week

• Four pounds a week

• Three pounds a week

• Two pounds a week

What task was Mr. Wilson required to perform at the League?

• Manage accounts

• Answer phone calls

• Write letters

• Copy the Encyclopedia Britannica

What did Holmes observe about Vincent Spalding that was suspicious?

• His trousers

• His hat

• His shoes

• His watch

Who is John Clay in relation to the case?

• A criminal

• A journalist

• A detective

• A banker

What was the ultimate goal of the criminals?

• To forge documents

• To kidnap someone

• To rob a bank

• To steal a painting