2. Why was the Chimney not a valid entrance into Julia's room?
(a) There was a great fire burning.
(b) It had been filled in.
(c) The flu was shut.
(d) It was barred.

3. What was Julia holding in her hand when she died?
(a) A match.
(b) A wine goblet.
(c) A Bible.
(d) A letter opener.

4. Where does Holmes plan to meet with Helen?
(a) In a hotel.
(b) At the house.
(c) In the town.
(d) At the train station.

5. Where does Holmes plan to go to research for this case?
(a) The morgue.
(b) A library.
(c) The University.
(d) The Doctors Commons.

6. How does Holmes say he learns about people before they speak to him?
(a) Psychic abilities.
(b) Plain clues.
(c) Really good guesses.
(d) Acute observance.

7. How many bedrooms are located on the ground floor of the estate?
(a) 2.
(b) 3.
(c) 5.
(d) 4.

8. What time in the morning did Julia hear strange whistling noises?
(a) 2:00 am.
(b) 4:00 am.
(c) 5:00 am.
(d) 3:00 am.

9. How soon before her wedding did the twin sister die?
(a) 4 weeks.
(b) 3 weeks.
(c) 1 week.
(d) 2 weeks.

10. What does Helen have to do before she can return to the house?
(a) Speak with the police.
(b) Run some errands.
(c) Buy herself a weapon.
(d) Write a letter to her fiance.

11. What were Julia's last words?
(a) Speckled band.
(b) It was him.
(c) Why oh why?
(d) The whistling.

12. What is the name of the young lady?
(a) Heather Stickler.
(b) Helen Stoner.
(c) Harriet Stoker.
(d) Helene Steiner.

13. What does Holmes say is the most important fact of Helen's description of Julia?
(a) The letter opener.
(b) Her nakedness.
(c) The match in her hand.
(d) The sound of laughter.

14. What is the name of the narrator of this book?
(a) Willard.
(b) Williams.
(c) Wallace.
(d) Watson.

15. How did the big man get to Holmes's house?
(a) He read a map.
(b) He used the business card Holmes had passed out.
(c) He asked a policeman.
(d) He followed Helen.