TRUE FALSE

The Dying Detective

Questions 1–10 of 12
Q1. The apparent disease helps create suspense.
Q2. Sherlock Holmes is the central detective in the story.
Q3. Dr. Watson is deeply concerned about Holmes.
Q4. The story shows that observation and strategy can be important in solving a mystery.
Q5. Watson immediately knows Holmes is pretending.
Q6. Holmes depends only on physical strength to solve the case.
Q7. Holmes uses a false illness as part of his plan.
Q8. The story is built around detection and deception.
Q9. The story highlights that crime can be exposed through intelligence and planning.
Q10. Observation and deduction are important to Holmes.