The Red-Headed League Analysis

The transcript details a case involving Mr. Jabez Wilson, who was hired by the Red-Headed League for a peculiar job of copying the encyclopedia. The league suddenly disbanded, leaving Mr. Wilson confused. Holmes and Watson investigate, suspecting foul play, and head to Sax Coburg Square to uncover the truth.

What was the salary offered by the Red-Headed League?

• Two pounds a week

• Eight pounds a week

• Four pounds a week

• Six pounds a week

Who is Mr. Jabez Wilson?

• A detective

• A pawn shop owner

• A photographer

• A solicitor

What did Holmes deduce about Mr. Wilson's travels?

• He had been to India

• He had been to China

• He had been to America

• He had been to Africa

What is the name of Mr. Wilson's assistant?

• John Watson

• Duncan Ross

• Vincent Spalding

• William Morris

What hobby does Vincent Spalding claim to have?

• Photography

• Painting

• Gardening

• Writing

How did Mr. Wilson learn about the Red-Headed League?

• Through a friend

• Through a phone call

• Through a newspaper advertisement

• Through a letter

What was Mr. Wilson's task at the Red-Headed League?

• To answer phone calls

• To copy the encyclopedia

• To write letters

• To manage accounts

How long did Mr. Wilson work for the Red-Headed League?

• Six weeks

• Four weeks

• Eight weeks

• Ten weeks

What did Mr. Wilson find on the door of the Red-Headed League office?

• A new advertisement

• A note saying the league was finished

• A letter from Mr. Ross

• A sign for a new business

Who rented the room used by the Red-Headed League?

• Mr. Jabez Wilson

• Mr. Duncan Ross

• Mr. Vincent Spalding

• Mr. William Morris