Sherlock Holmes and the Red-Headed League

Sherlock Holmes investigates a peculiar case involving Mr. Wilson and the Red-Headed League. Mr. Wilson is hired for a mysterious job that ends abruptly, leading him to seek Holmes' help. Holmes discovers a plan to rob a bank through a tunnel dug from Mr. Wilson's shop. With the help of the police, Holmes captures the criminals and explains the clever scheme.

Who was the visitor with Sherlock Holmes when Mr. Wilson arrived?

• Mr. Jabez Wilson

• Mr. Duncan Ross

• Mr. Vincent Spalding

• Mr. Jabel Stillson

What did the advertisement in the newspaper offer?

• A detective position

• A membership in the Red-Headed League

• A job at a bank

• A photography contest

Why did Mr. Wilson's assistant, Vincent Spalding, show him the advertisement?

• He wanted Mr. Wilson to leave the shop

• He thought it was a good opportunity for Mr. Wilson

• He was planning a prank

• He wanted to join the League himself

What was Mr. Wilson required to do for the Red-Headed League?

• Write a novel

• Develop photographs

• Copy the Encyclopedia Britannica

• Guard a bank

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

• Six weeks

• Ten weeks

• Eight weeks

• Four weeks

What did Mr. Wilson find when he went to work on the day the League dissolved?

• An empty office

• A locked door with a note

• A crowd of people

• A new advertisement

What did Holmes do when he visited the area around Mr. Wilson's shop?

• He spoke to the bank manager

• He took photographs

• He interviewed the neighbors

• He examined the pavement

Who accompanied Holmes to catch the criminals?

• Vincent Spalding and Mr. Jabel Stillson

• Inspector Lestrade and Mr. Duncan Ross

• Mr. Jones and Mr. Meriwether

• Dr. Watson and Mr. Wilson

What was the criminals' plan?

• To rob a jewelry store

• To steal gold from a bank

• To forge banknotes

• To kidnap Mr. Wilson

How did Holmes deduce the criminals' intentions?

• By interviewing the bank manager

• By reading the newspaper

• By observing the assistant's behavior

• By following Mr. Wilson