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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 3, A Case of Identity.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Holmes solves the case in "The Red-Headed League," what does he determine is the reason for the Red-Headed League?
(a) To later use the information as a bribe.
(b) To save money on publications.
(c) To cover up a murder.
(d) To tunnel under Wilson's shop.

2. How does Miss Sutherland support herself?
(a) Her allowance from her stepfather.
(b) She works as a prostitute.
(c) She is married and her husband supports her.
(d) Her inheritance and a job as a typist.

3. What is the outcome of the case in "The Red-Headed League?"
(a) Holmes solves the case but lets the criminal go free.
(b) Holmes solves the case and catches the criminal.
(c) Holmes is unable to solve the case.
(d) Holmes solves the case and executes the criminal.

4. What hours does Wilson work in his job for the Red-Headed League?
(a) 7-7.
(b) 10-4.
(c) 2-4.
(d) 8-5.

5. What is the crime committed in "A Case of Identity?"
(a) Theft.
(b) Murder.
(c) Fraud.
(d) Burglary.

Short Answer Questions

1. At the end of the case, what happens to the Red-Headed League?

2. After Holmes accepts Wilson's case in "The Red-Headed League," what does he do to help him think about the case?

3. While on the case in "A Scandal in Bohemia," what role does Holmes play at the church?

4. When Holmes, Watson and their client go to the female character's home in "A Scandal in Bohemia," where is she?

5. What building is next door to Wilson's shop?

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