The July 2018 Jack The Ripper Quiz
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- 1.
Edward Walker was the father of which victim?
- A.
Martha Tabram
- B.
Mary Nichols
- C.
Annie Chapman
- D.
Catherine Eddowes
Correct Answer
B. Mary Nichols -
- 2.
Sergeant William Thick was accused of being Jack the Ripper?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 3.
George Sequeira was?
- A.
The doctor who pronounced Catherine Eddowes dead
- B.
The Corner at the inquest into Mary Kelly's death
- C.
The desk sergeant and Commercial Street Police Station
- D.
A witness at the inquest in the death of Elisabeth Stride
Correct Answer
A. The doctor who pronounced Catherine Eddowes dead -
- 4.
George Valentine employed which suspect?
- A.
George Chapman
- B.
Aaron Kosminski
- C.
Charles Cross
- D.
Montague John Druitt
Correct Answer
D. Montague John Druitt -
- 5.
James Berry was?
- A.
A suspect
- B.
A Police officer
- C.
Mary Kelly's landlord
- D.
The Public Hangman
Correct Answer
D. The Public Hangman -
- 6.
Barnaby was?
- A.
A bloodhound
- B.
The pet cat of Mary Kelly's neighbour
- C.
Sir Charles Warren's horse
- D.
A local tramp
Correct Answer
A. A bloodhound -
- 7.
Which suspect's wife was accused of murdering him?
- A.
George Chapman
- B.
Frederick Deeming
- C.
James Maybrick
- D.
Alfred Pearson
Correct Answer
C. James Maybrick -
- 8.
Mary Ann Monk identified which victim?
- A.
Mary Nichols
- B.
Elizabeth Stride
- C.
Catherine Eddowes
- D.
None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Mary Nichols -
- 9.
Thomas Costello was?
- A.
A music hall comedian
- B.
A policeman
- C.
A publican
- D.
A journalist
Correct Answer
B. A policeman -
- 10.
How many Whitechapel murders were there?
- A.
3
- B.
5
- C.
11
- D.
15
Correct Answer
C. 11 -
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