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1) Where did Sherlock Holmes live in London? a) 221 Baker Street b) 221B Baker Street c) 21 Baker Street d) 21B Baker Street 2) Where did Sherlock and Watson first meet? a) St. Bartholomew's Hospital b) Big Ben c) 221B Baker Street d) Bath, Somerset 3) What was the name of Sherlock Holmes' elder brother? a) Moriarty b) Porcroft c) Poriarty d) Mycroft 4) How many times in the complete Sherlock Holmes stories by Conan Doyle does Holmes use the phrase "Elementary, my dear Watson."? a) once b) twice c) three or more times d) never 5) At home, where did Sherlock Holmes keep his smoking tobacco? a) In the coal scuttle b) In his violin case c) In the toe of a Persian slipper d) In an engraved silver tobacco tin

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1) Where did Sherlock Holmes live in London? a) 221 Baker Street b) 221B Baker Street c) 21 Baker Street d) 21B Baker Street 2) Where did Sherlock and Watson first meet? a) St. Bartholomew's Hospital b) Big Ben c) 221B Baker Street d) Bath, Somerset 3) What was the name of Sherlock Holmes' elder brother?

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London - Where did Sherlock live?, Doyle - What is the last name of the author of 'Sherlock Holmes'?, Four - How many NOVELS were written (by the original author) featuring Sherlock Holmes?, Baskervilles - 'The Hound of ....' - the title of one of the novels, Doctor - What is Watson's official job?, Mycroft - What is the name of Holmes' older brother?, Beekeeping - What does Holmes pursue after retiring?, Lestrade - This police inspector regularly calls on Holmes to help solve difficult cases., Violin - What musical instrument did Sherlock Holmes play?, Afghanistan - Where did Dr. Watson receive his 'old war wound'?,

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London - Where did Sherlock live?, Doyle - What is the last name of the author of 'Sherlock Holmes'?, Four - How many NOVELS were written (by the original author) featuring Sherlock Holmes?, Baskervilles - 'The Hound of ....'

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Sherlock Holmes Deerstalker Cap And Other Objects On Old Map Editorial Photography - Image of investigate, mind: 65186042

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Sherlock Holmes - jigsaw puzzle (54 pieces)

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The first Sherlock Holmes tales started appearing in 1887. See this video to hear their creator, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, explaining why he created Sherlock in the first place.

However, Sherlock Holmes was not the first fictional detective. Edgar Allan Poe, Charles Dickens, Wilkie Collins, and Émile Gaboriau had all created detectives of their own before Conan Doyle was writing. Here are some sources for those who are interested in early forms of detective fiction.

But the global interest in Sherlock Holmes goes far beyond Doyle's 56 short stories and 4 novels. Here are just two examples of this global interest.

There have been hundreds of other writers who have created new Holmes adventures on film, TV, radio, and stage. More recently there have been Sherlock Holmes computer games as well as hundreds of fiction titles where modern writers have extended the legend of the great detective. There are several museum and library collections of such material, including: The Conan Doyle Collection, The University of Minnesota Sherlock Holmes Collection, and the Toronto Public Library Arthur Conan Doyle Collection.

Across the world, people admire Sherlock Holmes for numerous reasons. Some are fascinated by the world of the English Victorians. Some are fascinated by scientific and forensic developments. Some are impressed by the use of reason and the rationale to understand the world around them. And others simply admire the figure of the hero who works to save us all from evil. Further information about Sherlock in his nineteenth-century context can be found at the Victorian Web and Victorian Resources online.

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More than a century after first emerging into the fogbound, gaslit streets of Victorian London, Sherlock Holmes is universally recognizable. And yet many of his most recognizable features don't appear in Arthur Conan Doyle's original stories. So who exactly is Sherlock Holmes? Who's the real "great detective," and where do we find him?

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Sherlock Holmes General Knowledge - Wizer

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Sherlock Holmes General Knowledge - Wizer

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Sherlock Holmes | Interactive Worksheet | Wizer.me

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Wizer.me free interactive worksheet - Sherlock Holmes by teacher