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Cards in this guide (12)
Which of these is a story that describes heroic deeds of warriors and soldiers

Saga

The Cavalier poets were associated with which time period of the Renaissance

Caroline Period

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What is the setting for The Adventure of the Speckled Band

London and English country side

The setting is Stoke Moran. It's a run down manor house with gypsies living in the grounds and wild animals roaming around (a baboon and a cheetah). It's a fairly typical setting for an old fashioned murder mystery.

It was mainly based on Indian animals, although Conan Doyle made an error in which he stated that the baboon was indigenous to India, rather than Africa and Asia, which they are truly indigenous to.

Last time I checked, India was in Asia.

Where was Julia Stoner killed

Julia Stoner was attacked in her bedroom and died in the hall.

Who did Darcy say was responsible for Elizabeth's acceptance of his marriage proposal

Lady Catherine

Why didn't Doctor Roylott want his stepdaughters to get married

Dr. Roylott didn't want his stepdaughters to get married because then he would have to give them large sums of money

What was suspicious about Julia's bedroom

the bed was nailed to the floor

What did Miss Stoner hear several nights before she died

a whistle

How did Holmes trap Doctor Roylott

he waited for Roylott's next attack

When Helen related to Holmes that she had heard a whistle while staying in her sister's bedroom what seemed likely

the snake had been in the bedroom with her.!

Lydia and George Wickham left Longbourn to join his new regiment at which location

Newcastle

What did Holmes mean by this comment about the death of the doctor "I cannot

When Holmes said "I can't make bricks without clay," he was inferring that he cannot reach any hypothesis or theory on the investigation without any hard evidence.

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