Question

In "The Red-Headed League," why does Sherlock Holmes want to see the knees of Vincent Spaulding's pants?

A.
to prove to Watson that Spaulding is innocent

B.
to see if his legs are straight or bent

C.
to see whether his knees are shaking from fear

D.
to see whether the knees show any wear

Answer 1

@Robert136

Answer 2

Hi @Robert136! Have you read the "Red-Headed League?"

Answer 3

Quite a few months ago yes

Answer 4

Can you please help me with this question, I will give you a medal

Answer 5

I am pretty sure it's D

Answer 6

Ok, but just to make sure, please google it or do something, because last time I asked a few questions, but I failed, so please confirm it

Answer 7

Alright I'll confirm it now gimme a sec

Answer 8

ok

Answer 9

Execute my decision

Answer 10

it's all confirmed and well

Answer 11

Yes?

Answer 12

I will see

Answer 13

Alright any more questions?

Answer 14

Yes

Answer 15

In "The Red-Headed League," why does John Clay want to get Wilson out of his office?

A.
so he can avoid Sherlock Holmes

B.
so he can tunnel into the bank

C.
so he can speak to Spaulding in private

D.
so he can steal from Wilson

Answer 16

nah I am not sure on this one.

Answer 17

I think it is C

Answer 18

From common sense yes.

Answer 19

Ok then, I will try to ask other people, can you please help me get more people in my questions?

Answer 20

I think it's c too

Answer 21

like your friends or something

Answer 22

I can try but I don't think great bunch of guys have read the story though.

Answer 23

ok

Answer 24

@jessicajanece

Answer 25

@MasonP