Ch. 2 Review
3.1
Vocab 3.1
Language Focus
3.2
100

Who is the art detective known for his work in recovering stolen art pieces?

Arthur Brand

100

Who is the narrator of the story, and who is he assisting with investigations?

The narrator is Dr. John Watson, who is assisting Sherlock Holmes with his investigations.

100

an available job

vacancy

100

In the word "unhappiness," what is the part that changes the word's meaning from "happiness" to its opposite called?

prefix

100

Who is Vincent Spaulding?

He's an assistant to Mr. Wilson 

200

Who's the owner of Old Park House in The Case of the Missing Masterpiece?

Sir Jasper Ryde

200

What is the name of the red-haired man who comes to Holmes for help?

The red-haired man is named Jabez Wilson.

200

heavily built

stout

200

What is the term for the component in the word "bookshelf" that is added at the end to signify the object's purpose?

suffix

200

What is the main task for the job with the Red-Headed League?  

Copying out the Encyclopedia.

300

The 'rules' of how a story is told or a piece of writing is set out.

conventions

300

What evidence does Holmes use to suggest that Jabez Wilson has been in China?

Holmes mentions a fish tattooed above Jabez Wilson's right wrist, which is peculiar to China, as evidence.

300

the end part of a sleeve

cuff

300

What is the term for the central part of a word like "unhappiness" that carries the primary meaning?  

root word

300

Who is The person behind the Red-Headed League?

Mr. Duncan Ross

400

Mention at least 4 conventions of detective fiction.

riddles and puzzles that a detective works out

a neat ending/loose ends tied up

a detective with a great mind clues to solve

villains driven by greed

villains being caught in the end

memorable settings

unusual characters.

400

How much does the Red-Headed League offer as a weekly salary to its members for nominal services?

The Red-Headed League offers a weekly salary of €4

400

red-faced

florid-faced

400

the origins and historical development of a word, including its original source and meanings.

etymology

400

What are the working hours for the job with the Red-Headed League?

Ten to two.

500

We analysed the ad for an online bookstore that specialises in detective fiction, we concluded that the text shows bias. How did we prove that it shows bias?

Because the text only points out the positive things about the genre and assumes that the reader enjoys reading detective fiction.

500

What deductions does Sherlock Holmes make about Jabez Wilson's background based on his appearance? (should mention 3)

Holmes deduces that Jabez Wilson has done manual labor, has been to China, and has engaged in a considerable amount of writing lately.

500

specific or special

peculiar

500

1. The term 'unhappiness' shows the addition of the prefix 'un-' to the root word 'happy,' with the suffix '-ness.' 

2. In the word 'dislike,' 'dis-' signifies negation or opposition.

3. The word 'teacher' includes '-er,' changing the verb 'teach' into a noun.

4. You can find out the origin of the word 'telephone' is formed

1. Morphology

2. Prefix

3. Suffix

4. Etymology

500

Why does Mr. Wilson find it awkward to take the Red-Headed League job?  

He already has a business.