The Boscombe Valley Mystery Quiz

The given correct answer for this question is Charles. This implies that Charles is the father of James.

James McCarthy wanted to go hunting.

James McCarthy's right hand was covered in blood.

James McCarthy went to Bristol.

The correct answer is James' refusal to marry Alice Turner. This can be inferred from the given options as it is the only choice that involves James' personal relationship and decision-making. The other options are related to property and marriage to someone else, which may be important but not necessarily the cause of the argument.

James McCarthy was arrested for the murder of Charles McCarthy because he was the most likely suspect. As the question does not provide any additional information, it can be assumed that James McCarthy had a motive or was found at the crime scene, leading to his arrest. The other options, John Turner, Alice Turner, and Mr and Mrs Moran, are not mentioned in relation to the murder and therefore are not the correct answer.

The pronoun "she" in the given excerpt refers to Patience. This can be inferred from the fact that Patience saw McCarthy and his son having an argument and then she ran home to tell her mother. Since Patience is the only female character mentioned in the options, it can be concluded that "she" refers to her.

This scenario is from "The Boscombe Valley Mystery," a Sherlock Holmes story by Arthur Conan Doyle. Mr. McCarthy went to Boscombe Pool to meet someone there at three o'clock. This meeting becomes a crucial element in the investigation conducted by Sherlock Holmes.

When she told her mother what she had seen, both she and her mother took immediate action by calling the police. This suggests that whatever she had witnessed was serious enough to warrant involving the authorities.

James McCarthy asked Sherlock Holmes for help. This can be inferred from the information given in the question, where the names of different individuals are mentioned. Among these options, James McCarthy is the only one who can be identified as the person who sought Sherlock Holmes' assistance.