Think you’re a Sherlock aficionado? Take on our challenging quiz to prove your expertise. Delve into the world of Sherlock Holmes and put your knowledge to the test. Play now and see if you can outsmart even the great detective himself!
1 How does Watson trace the GPS signal from the missing phone?
- Analyzing fingerprints
- Following a taxi
- Interrogating a suspect
- Examining a crime scene
- Decrypting a code
Correct!Wrong!2 Which Arthur Conan Doyle work does "A Study in Pink" loosely reference?
- The Hound of the Baskervilles
- The Sign of the Four
- The Adventure of the Creeping Man
- The Red-Headed League
- The Problem of Thor Bridge
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: "A Study in Pink" loosely references The Sign of the Four, using a mobile phone instead of a lost ring as a lure, among other allusions.
3 What is the link between the murdered men, Edward Van Coon and Brian Lukis?
- They were both members of the Black Lotus Tong.
- They were both journalists.
- They both worked at the National Antiquities Museum.
- They both returned from China recently.
- They were both members of a circus troupe.
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: Both Edward Van Coon and Brian Lukis had recently returned from China, and this becomes a key link in the investigation.
4 What does Sherlock deduce about the message left by the Black Lotus Tong and its connection to the murdered men?
- It's a traditional Chinese poem.
- It's a modern cipher code.
- It's a book cipher.
- It's a treasure map.
- It's a warning from a rival gang.
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: Sherlock deduces that the message is in the form of a book cipher, leading him to search through the victims' books for a solution.
5 How does Sherlock finally decode the message and locate the villains' hideout?
- Consulting a Chinese language expert
- Using a London Street Atlas guide
- Decrypting a computer file
- Interrogating a captured gang member
- Seeking help from a cryptographer
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: Sherlock finally decodes the message using an A-Z London Street Atlas guide, allowing him to track down the villains' hideout and rescue John and Sarah.
6 What revelation does Sherlock make about the supposed tetanus death of Connie Prince?
- She was murdered by the Golem assassin
- Her housekeeper injected extra botox to kill her
- Her brother's lover was involved in her death
- The wound on her hand was inflicted post-mortem
- She faked her own death
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: Sherlock reveals that Connie Prince's apparent tetanus death was a murder, and the wound on her hand was made after her death.
7 What prompts Sherlock's initial interest in Henry Knight's case involving the "gigantic hound"?
- A mysterious message left at Baker Street
- Henry's detailed account of the hound
- Sherlock's fascination with local legends
- Mycroft's request for assistance
- John's insistence on taking the case
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: Sherlock becomes intrigued when Henry Knight provides a detailed account of the "gigantic hound" he witnessed during his father's death.
8 What revelation does Sherlock have about the term "hound" and its connection to Baskerville?
- It is a local legend in Dartmoor
- An acronym related to a secret project
- A code for a hidden treasure
- A reference to a genetic experiment
- A keyword in a Ministry of Defence file
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: Sherlock realizes that "hound" may be an acronym rather than a word, leading to his investigation into a secret C.I.A. project named "H.O.U.N.D.".
9 What is the purpose of Moriarty's plan involving the kidnapped children of the British Ambassador to the U.S.?
- To frame Sherlock for staging his cases
- To test Sherlock's investigative abilities
- To create chaos and panic in London
- To distract Sherlock from his personal life
- To force Sherlock into a partnership
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: Moriarty's plan is to make others suspect that Sherlock has been staging all his cases, using the trauma-induced fear of a kidnapped girl to cast doubt on Sherlock.
10 How does Moriarty force Sherlock into a seemingly impossible situation on the rooftop of St Bartholomew's Hospital?
- Threatening to expose Sherlock's personal secrets
- Forcing Sherlock to choose between two lives
- Using a fail-safe to activate assassins
- Blackmailing Sherlock with fabricated evidence
- Offering Sherlock a chance to join his criminal network
Correct!Wrong!Explanation: Moriarty forces Sherlock to consider suicide by threatening the lives of John, Mrs Hudson, and Lestrade with a fail-safe that only Moriarty can activate.
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