Part 3 Vocabulary
Taking pictures with a camera is:
a. neuropathy
b. photography
c. photosynthesis
d. calligraphy
What is b. photography?
The money to pay Mr. Wilson came from the Red-Headed League's:
a. fund
b. fault
c. delight
d. volume
What is a. fund?
To tell someone reasons they should do something is to:
a. struggle
b. persuade
c. improve
d. dissolve
What is b. persuade?
At the beginning of "The Red-Headed League," Dr. Watson arrives to visit Holmes:
a. before Mr. Wilson arrives
b. after Mr. Wilson arrives
c. while Holmes is alone
d. when Holmes is not at home
What is b. after Mr. Wilson arrives?
Who introduced Dr. Watson to Mr. Wilson at the beginning of the story?
a. Vincent Spaulding
b. Sherlock Holmes
c. Duncan Ross
d. William Morris
Who is b. Sherlock Holmes?
Someone with a weakness in their character has a:
a. fund
b. folk
c. fill
d. fault
What is d. fault?
When you stop for a short time, you:
a. improve
b. struggle
c. pause
d. imagine
What is c. pause?
If you do your homework "eventually," you do it:
a. right away
b. suddenly
c. privately
d. after a while
What is d. after a while?
The person who first shows someone the ad in the newspaper is:
a. Sherlock Holmes
b. Dr. Watson
c. Vincent Spaulding
d. Mr. Wilson
Who is c. Vincent Spaulding?
These two people went to the address in the newspaper ad to find out about the job with the Red-Headed League:
a. Mr. Wilson and Vincent Spaulding
b. Sherlock Holmes and Mr. Wilson
c. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson
d. Vincent Spaulding and Sherlock Holmes
Who were a. Mr. Wilson and Vincent Spaulding?
A happy customer is one who is:
a. satisfied
b. remarkable
c. unfortunate
d. ridiculous
What is a. satisfied?
To be "amazed" at something that happens is to be:
a. ridiculous
b. imagined
c. eligible
d. surprised
What is d. surprised?
When a partnership between two companies "dissolves," it:
a. struggles
b. discontinues
c. pauses
d. risks
What is b. discontinues?
Dr. Watson meets Mr. Wilson:
a. after Holmes meets Duncan Ross
b. before Holmes meets Mr. Wilson
c. before Mr. Wilson meets Vincent Spaulding
d. after Holmes meets Mr. Wilson
What is d. after Holmes meets Mr. Wilson?
When Mr. Wilson saw the sign on the door saying the Red-Headed League was dissolved, he asked this person for information:
a. Vincent Spaulding
b. Dr. Watson
c. a pawnbroker
d. the landlord
Who was d. the landlord?
A "remarkable" event is one that is:
a. common
b. boring
c. surprising
d. suited
What is c. surprising?
Work hours that match the times you want to work are ___________ to your schedule.
a. improved
b. dissolved
c. suited
d. artificial
What is c. suited?
To "struggle" to do something is to:
a. try very hard
b. imagine
c. persuade
d. risk
What is a. try very hard?
Vincent Spaulding shows Mr. Wilson the ad the newspaper:
a. while Mr. Wilson is visiting Holmes
b. eight weeks before Mr. Wilson visits Holmes
c. after Mr. Wilson visits Holmes
d. eight weeks after Mr. Wilson visits Holmes
What is b. eight weeks before Mr. Wilson visits Holmes?
When the red-headed man who hired Mr. Wilson rented the office, he told the landlord his name was:
a. Sherlock Holmes
b. Vincent Spaulding
c. William Morris
d. Duncan Ross
What is c. William Morris?
The store owner hired an ________________ to help serve customers.
a. interest
b. assistant
c. eligible
d. candidate
What is b. assistant?
Things you have to do for your job are your:
a. duties
b. volume
c. struggle
d. entertaining
What are a. duties?
When a lady decide to buy her groceries "elsewhere, she will shop:
a. eventually
b. suddenly
c. at another place
d. privately
What is c. at another place?
Mr. Wilson sees a sign on a locked door:
a. the same day he visits Holmes
b. eight weeks before he visits Holmes
c. eight weeks after he visits Holmes
d. after he meets Dr. Watson
What is a. the same day he visits Holmes?
When Mr. Wilson went to the address the landlord gave him to look for the man who gave him the job with the Red-Headed League, he found:
a. a lawyer's office
b. a pawnbroker's shop
c. the queen of England
d. a business that made artificial knees
What is d. a business that made artificial knees?