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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. At the end of Part 1: Chapter 6, where is Joseph Stangerson found murdered?
2. Where does Watson go through a course for surgeons in the army?
3. In Part 1: Chapter 1, where do Watson and other officers go safely after war breaks out?
4. Where is Holmes working when Watson learns that he is looking for someone to share rooms with in Part 1: Chapter 1?
5. Who does Tobias Gregson work for?
Short Essay Questions
1. At the end of Part 1: Chapter 3, what clues does Holmes provide Gregson?
2. What type of place is Audley Court where Rance lives?
3. How does Holmes determine that Rance allowed the murderer to go free?
4. In Part 1: Chapter 3, how did Holmes deduce the occupation of the man who delivered a letter in Chapter 2?
5. Who does Watson see on the street, and what does Holmes say about the man before he meets him in Part 1: Chapter 2?
6. When does Watson get his Doctor of Medicine, and what does he do afterwards?
7. Why does Tobias Gregson write Holmes in Part 1: Chapter 3?
8. What does Lestrade see in Stangerson's room at Halliday's Private Hotel?
9. How is Watson injuried when he is in Afghanistan, and where is he taken afterwards?
10. In Part 1: Chapter 2, what rooms do Watson and Holmes inspect?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
The title of the book is A Study in Scarlet. What analogy does Holmes use to describe what it will take to solve the murder? Why does he describe solving the murder as a study In scarlet?
Essay Topic 2
The climax in a novel is the highest point of tension and a turning point. What is the climax of the novel and why is that incident the climax?
Essay Topic 3
Why does Jefferson Hope believe he is justified in killing Drebber and Stangerson? Are their deaths murder or justice?
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