Settings & Characters
Griffin & Snodgrass
The Investigation
Vocabulary
Strong Words
100

Where does the novel take place?

London

100

What does Snodgrass do for a living?

Private Detective

100

Why do Rupert and Griffin go to the Angler’s Club?

To question James Dunn

100

“unraveled or worn at the edge.”

frayed

100

“an official rebuke.”

reprimand

200

Who is Griffin's uncle?

Rupert Snodgrass
200

What does Griffin do when he is anxious?

Counts things

200

What items were found at the riverbank?

Red scraps, bird camera, tracks, pocket watch

200

“to point out or show.”

Indicated

200

“a long-standing rival or enemy.”

nemesis

300

Who runs out in front of the hansom cab?

Mrs. Sarah Dent
300

What were the three rules Griffin had to follow in Snodgrass' apartment.

1-Never touch anything in his workspace

2-Leave by 8am and don't come back until 6pm for dinner.

3-Never talk to Watts.

300

What did they tell Ms. Dent happened to Fredrick?

He was eaten by the Loch Ness monster

300

“the state of being alike.”

resemblance

300

“unfriendly and unwelcoming.”

inhospitable

400

Who was chasing Griffin at the Limehouse Docks?

Mr. Jackson

400

What invention does Griffin explain?

Submersibles

400

What did Fredrick’s wife think happened to him?

He was kidnapped

400

“lacking in quantity or quality.”

meager

400

A word describing extreme, uncontrolled emotion.

hysterical

500

Who does Griffin believe is behind the crime?


Moriarity
500

Why was Snodgrass surprised by Griffin’s visit?

He hadn’t opened the letter from his sister.

500

What kind of fireworks were in the red paper?


Highly explosive rare ones

500

“being clever, original, and inventive.”

ingenuity

500

“using body movement to communicate.”

gesturing

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