3. What kind of animal do Holmes and Watson see as they come across the lawn at night?
(a) Zebra.
(b) Baboon.
(c) Jaguar.
(d) Cobra.

4. How many times has Helen seen the inside of Roylott's safe?
(a) Three times.
(b) Twice.
(c) Once.
(d) Four times.

5. What is wrong with the wood paneling in Julia's room?
(a) It is severely warped.
(b) It has termites.
(c) It has been scratched at.
(d) It is worm eaten.

6. What does Holmes say he did NOT see in the rooms?
(a) An escape.
(b) More than Watson.
(c) Evidence of danger.
(d) Anything to hurt Helen.

7. When is Roylott expected back at the house on the day Holmes gets there?
(a) Noon.
(b) Evening.
(c) The next morning.
(d) Midnight.

8. How do Holmes and Watson get onto the property at night?
(a) Through a hole in the fence.
(b) They break down the fence.
(c) They climb a tree and jump over the fence.
(d) They climb the gate.

9. What two items does Holmes lay out on the bed as they wait in Julia's room?
(a) A book and a box of pills.
(b) A lamp and a saucer of milk.
(c) A cane and a candle.
(d) A knife and a rope.

10. What does Holmes say he knew he would find in the house before he ever got to it?
(a) A fake bell-pull.
(b) Locks on the windows.
(c) A hole in the wall.
(d) A ventilator shaft.

11. What does Watson say the whistling sound is like?
(a) A squeaking hinge.
(b) A tea kettle.
(c) A humming child.
(d) A wind blown shutter.

12. What made the whistling sound?
(a) Roylott.
(b) A penny whistle.
(c) A creaky hinge.
(d) A tea kettle.

13. What is sitting on top of the safe in Roylott's room?
(a) A jar of ink.
(b) A saucer of milk.
(c) Some jerked beef.
(d) A bottle of brandy.

14. What kind of animal does Holmes ask about when he is looking at Roylott's room?
(a) A cat.
(b) A ferret.
(c) A monkey.
(d) A dog.

15. What excuse is Helen supposed to use to get to her room early?
(a) She has a headache.
(b) She is very tired.
(c) She needs some time alone.
(d) She wants to do some reading.