WorksheetsThe Case of Sharp-Eyed Jeweller
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 6mins
What was the profession of William Morris?
Detective
Jeweller
Jeweller's Assistant
Cashier
How did the narrator tell that man who entered the shop was an American?
His Yankee accent
His haircut and Attire
He was chewing chewing gum
His strong-built and red face
The Flower Ring was over _________ old and had been in the possession of a __________.
Three Hundred Years, Royal Family
Three Hundred Years, Regnier Family
Three Thousand Years, Royal Family
Three Hundred Years, Ancient Royal Family
Writer of the Story is (a) .
What was Mr. Regnier's expression when the Flower Ring was reported to be stolen?
Why did William Morris signal Miss Susskind to stand beside him?
For support against the American Man
Because the Flower Ring was no longer in the tray
Because the American Man was rude
Because the American Man kept demanding for rings
The lady wanted her ___________ to be repaired.
A filigree brooch with a precious turquoise stone worth $5,000
A silver brooch with an imitation pearl stone worth $1
A filigree brooch with an imitation turquoise stone worth 30 shillings
A filigree brooch with an imitation turquoise stone worth 20 shillings
Which of the following is the best match for the flower ring in the lesson?
The American judged the rings by their
Price
Appearance
Attractiveness
Antiqueness
Who all could afford the jewellery from Regnier's ?
Film Stars
Merchants
Oil Kings
All of these
Choose the incorrect statement
Narrator's name is William Mortis
The first thing the owner did was to put few pieces of jewellery on display in the window.
MIss Susskind remained visibly calm when the American man looked like a fierce dog ready to bite
The narrator was interested in books of crime genre
The American's expression on Miss Susskind's suggestion to the narrator was
The Lesson The Case of Sharp-Eyed Jeweller teaches us about the importance of
Vigilance
Honesty
Kindness
Thievery
Observation
The lady was (choose the most appropriate option)
Left-Handed
Right-Handed
Mourning the loss of a loved one
Why was the American Man at Regnier's Shop?
To steal jewellery
To select rings for his wife
To attempt thievery
To learn about antique jewellery
