The Blue Carbuncle Mystery

Sherlock Holmes investigates a mysterious case involving a hat and a goose. The goose, found by a security guard named Peterson, contains a valuable blue carbuncle. Holmes uses his deductive skills to trace the origins of the hat and the goose, leading to the discovery of a theft involving a hotel attendant named Ryder. Holmes decides to forgive Ryder, believing he won't commit another crime.

What was Sherlock Holmes wearing when Watson visited him after Christmas?

• A white shirt

• A brown coat

• A black suit

• A purple dressing gown

Who found the hat and the goose?

• Sherlock Holmes

• Mrs. Oakshott

• Dr. Watson

• Peterson, the security guard

What did Holmes deduce about the hat's owner?

• He was wealthy and intelligent

• He was a young man

• He was a frequent traveler

• He was a musician

What was found inside the goose?

• A ruby necklace

• A silver coin

• A blue carbuncle

• A golden ring

Where did Holmes and Watson trace the goose back to?

• The hotel Cosmopolitan

• Mrs. Oakshott's farm

• A local market

• Peterson's house

Who was revealed to be the true thief of the blue carbuncle?

• Mr. Breckenridge

• Henry Baker

• Peterson

• Ryder, the hotel attendant