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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. When was the last time that the ladies' restroom in the park had been cleaned?
2. How old does Mary estimate the cab to be that she takes when she goes to meet Holmes after stopping at the storage room?
3. What composer does Holmes mention at the end of Chapter 13 when he and Mary are discussing frenzied gaiety and weeping put to music?
4. Where did Captain Jones spend January?
5. What part of Holmes's disguise falls to the floor when Mary and Holmes embrace?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Mary's driving affect Holmes as they drive toward Sussex?
2. Why is Mary surprised when she sees a shoe in the hand of a man working in the Yard laboratory?
3. Describe the cab after it is destroyed and the cab driver choloroformed.
4. In a story Mary tells, what does Judith do to save her people from Holofernes?
5. What does Mary think when she sees Miss Donleavy in Holmes's laboratory?
6. How does Mary become aware that she is being followed two weeks before the end of the term?
7. Why has Miss Donleavy decided to deal with Holmes at this time in her life?
8. Why does Mary need a car, and how will she get the money for one?
9. How does Mary change the spring after she returns from Palestine?
10. How did Holmes kill Professor James Moriarty?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Both Mary and Holmes use deductive reasoning. Discuss how Mary and Holmes use deductive reasoning when making observations in the novel.
Essay Topic 2
Roman numerals are left slashed in the cab that is wrecked. Discuss how Mary cracks the code of the Roman numerals.
Essay Topic 3
There are times when Holmes introduces Mary as his assistant and this introduction is met with disbelief. Discuss how and why Mary's apprenticeship with Holmes is questioned.
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