3. Why did the narrator take so long to write about this case?
(a) He made a promise of secrecy.
(b) He never had time to write about it.
(c) He was unsure if people would believe it.
(d) He forgot about it.

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

5. How does Holmes describe the state of his visitor at the beginning of this book?
(a) Agitated.
(b) Depressed.
(c) Angry.
(d) Terrified.

6. How did the young lady's butler die?
(a) He was drowned.
(b) He was poisoned.
(c) He was beaten to death.
(d) He caught a fever.

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

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

9. Who does Holmes ask for an opinion on the case?
(a) Watson.
(b) Helen.
(c) His housekeeper.
(d) A local officer.

10. What kept the young lady awake on the night her twin died?
(a) The singing of the gypsies.
(b) A tapping on her door.
(c) The roaring of animals.
(d) A storm.

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

12. What is the occupation of the narrator?
(a) Actor.
(b) Police officer.
(c) Writer.
(d) Doctor.

13. Where will Roylott be all day on the say Helen comes to Holmes?
(a) At the house.
(b) In town.
(c) With the gypsies.
(d) At a tavern.

14. How soon is the strange visitor to be wed?
(a) 4 weeks.
(b) 3 weeks.
(c) 5 weeks.
(d) 6 weeks.

15. Where does Holmes see bruises on Helen?
(a) Her face.
(b) Her fingers.
(c) Her wrists.
(d) Her ankles.