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Name one important clue from The Five Orange Pips.
The orange pips, K.K.K., postmarks or letters
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What is wrong with the crown?
It is damaged and some diamonds are missing.
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Does Holder give Arthur the money he asks for?
No
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What is Watson’s profession?
Doctor
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Where had John’s uncle Elias lived before returning to England?
The United States
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Why are the postmarks important?
They help Holmes work out how the criminals are travelling.
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Why does John finally go to Sherlock Holmes?
He receives the same warning.
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What does Dr Roylott do to show his strength?
He bends a metal poker.
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What valuable object is given to Holder as security for a loan?
The Crown of Diamonds
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Where does Holder take the crown?
To his home
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Who inherited the house after Elias died?
John’s father
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Which story involves a valuable crown?
The Crown of Diamonds
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What were Julia’s last words?
The speckled band!
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Which of the three stories has Holmes failed to save his client so far?
The Five Orange Pips
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Which story involves threatening letters?
The Five Orange Pips
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Does Arthur clearly explain what happened?
No
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What is the name of Holder’s son?
Arthur
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What does Holmes ask Helen to do that night?
Sleep in another room and signal Holmes when Roylott has gone to bed.
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What quality helps Holmes solve difficult mysteries?
Careful observation and logical thinking
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Which villain uses an animal as a weapon?
Dr Roylott
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Why is the fixed bed suspicious?
The person sleeping there cannot move away from the ventilator and bell rope.
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What did Elias do with many of his papers?
He burned them.
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How did Elias react when he received the orange pips?
He became terrified.
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What clue helps Holmes connect the criminals to ships?
The postmarks on the letters
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What strange sound did Julia hear at night?
A low whistle
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What is unusual about the bell rope in Julia’s room?
It is not connected to a bell.
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What method does Holmes use to solve crimes?
Observation and logical deduction
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What happened to Helen’s twin sister, Julia?
She died mysteriously shortly before her wedding.
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What is the name of Holder’s niece?
Mary
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How does Holder react when he sees Arthur with the crown?
He thinks Arthur has stolen or damaged it.
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What does Arthur ask his father for?
Money
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Who usually tells the Sherlock Holmes stories?
Dr Watson
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How does Helen signal Holmes?
She puts a lamp in the window.
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Who comes to Holmes with a problem involving a valuable crown?
Alexander Holder
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What happens to Dr Roylott in the end?
The snake returns and kills him.
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What happens to John Openshaw?
He dies before Holmes can protect him.
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Why is the crown extremely important?
It is extremely valuable and belongs to an important person.
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What organisation does K.K.K. refer to?
The Ku Klux Klan
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Does Holmes manage to save John Openshaw?
No
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At what time did Julia usually hear the whistle?
Around three o’clock in the morning
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What does Holder discover during the night?
Arthur holding the crown.
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Why is The Five Orange Pips unusual for a Holmes story?
Holmes does not manage to save his client.
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What happened to Elias soon afterwards?
He died.
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Why does Dr Roylott become angry with Holmes?
He knows Helen has visited Holmes and wants Holmes to stay out of the matter.
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Why did Roylott want Julia and Helen to die?
He would lose money when they married.
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What do Holmes and Watson do in Helen’s room?
They wait silently in the dark.
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Why is Helen especially frightened now?
She is going to get married and has been moved into Julia’s old room.
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Who is Helen Stoner’s stepfather?
Dr Grimesby Roylott
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Where does Dr Roylott live?
Stoke Moran
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What is Alexander Holder’s profession?
Banker
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What piece of furniture is fixed to the floor?
The bed
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What is Holmes especially good at noticing?
Small details and clues
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What animal is the speckled band?
A poisonous snake
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What letters were written on the envelope?
K.K.K.
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Which character is Holmes’s friend and assistant?
Dr Watson
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What does Holmes do after Roylott leaves?
He straightens the poker again.
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Why is Holder worried about Arthur?
Arthur spends too much money and has money problems.
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How did Roylott control the snake?
With a whistle and by training it.
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What does Holmes realise about the letters?
They are warnings connected to a dangerous organisation.
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What is unusual about the ventilator?
It connects Julia’s room to Dr Roylott’s room.
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How does Holmes feel after hearing about John’s death?
Angry and determined to find the criminals.
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What strange objects did John’s uncle receive in an envelope?
Five orange pips
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Who comes to Holmes for help in The Five Orange Pips?
John Openshaw
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Did John’s father also receive five orange pips?
Yes
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Which story involves a mysterious whistle?
The Speckled Band
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How does Holmes stop the snake?
He hits it with his cane.
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Where does Sherlock Holmes live?
221B Baker Street, London
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Who tells Holmes about the strange events at Stoke Moran?
Helen Stoner
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What happened to John’s father?
He died soon afterwards.
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Why might Arthur look suspicious?
He needs money and knows that the crown is in the house.
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Name one important clue from The Speckled Band.
The bell rope, ventilator, whistle, fixed bed or snake
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