The June 2020 Jack The Ripper Quiz
How many of the questions in the June 2020 Jack the Ripper Quiz can you answer correctly?
- 1.
Emma Jones was the sister of which victim?
- A.
Mary Nichols
- B.
Annie Chapman
- C.
Catherine Eddowes
- D.
Mary Kelly
Correct Answer
C. Catherine Eddowes -
- 2.
What did Elizabeth Stride borrow from Charles Preston?
- A.
Sixpence
- B.
A loaf of bread
- C.
A coat
- D.
A clothes brush
Correct Answer
D. A clothes brush -
- 3.
Eliza Cooper had loaned Annie Chapman?
- A.
A bar of soap
- B.
Sixpence
- C.
A hair brush
- D.
A bottle of gin
Correct Answer
A. A bar of soap -
- 4.
Johnny Upright was?
- A.
John Pizer
- B.
William Thicke
- C.
John Bennett
- D.
Option 4
Correct Answer
B. William Thicke -
- 5.
Chief Inspector Thomas Byrnes was a City of London police officer?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 6.
Thomas Quinn was the husband of which victim?
- A.
Martha Tabram
- B.
Annie Chapman
- C.
Catherine Eddows
- D.
Mary Kelly
Correct Answer
C. Catherine Eddows -
- 7.
Richard Pearse was?
- A.
A local publican
- B.
A member of the Vigilance Committee
- C.
A resident of Mitre Square
- D.
A journalist
Correct Answer
C. A resident of Mitre Square -
- 8.
According to Edward Spooner, Elizabeth Stride held which of the following in her hand?
- A.
A grapestalk
- B.
Cachous
- C.
A flower
- D.
A piece of apron
Correct Answer
B. Cachous -
- 9.
Arthur Ferrett was?
- A.
The first actor to play Jack the Ripper on stage
- B.
A local police inspector
- C.
The man who wrote the Dear Boss letter
- D.
A local vicar
Correct Answer
B. A local police inspector -
- 10.
Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, was suspected of being Jack the Ripper?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
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