The Hound of the Baskervilles Analysis

In this video, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson analyze a walking stick left by a visitor, Dr. James Mortimer. Holmes deduces details about the visitor's background and profession. The visitor arrives, confirming some of Holmes' deductions, and presents a problem to Holmes, seeking his expertise.

Who is the author of 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'?

• Agatha Christie

• Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

• J.K. Rowling

• Edgar Allan Poe

What item did the visitor leave behind at Holmes' place?

• A stick

• A coat

• A hat

• A book

What does Watson initially deduce about Dr. Mortimer?

• He is a detective

• He is a young city doctor

• He is a lawyer

• He is a successful elderly medical man

What does Holmes use to examine the stick?

• A convex lens

• A microscope

• A telescope

• A magnifying glass

What does Holmes suggest about the initials 'CCH'?

• They are a brand name

• They stand for a local hunt

• They stand for Charing Cross Hospital

• They are the owner's initials

What type of dog does Holmes deduce Dr. Mortimer owns?

• A terrier

• A mastiff

• A curly-haired spaniel

• A bulldog

How is Dr. Mortimer described upon his arrival?

• Short and thin

• Average height and build

• Tall and thin

• Short and stout

Why does Dr. Mortimer visit Holmes?

• To discuss a medical case

• To examine Holmes' skull

• To seek help with a serious problem

• To invite Holmes to a party