The November 2017 Jack The Ripper Quiz
How many of the questions in our November 2017 Jack the Ripper Quiz can you answer correctly?
- 1.
The inquest into Martha Tabram's death was held at?
- A.
The Princess Alice Pub
- B.
The Ten Bells
- C.
Christchurch Vestry
- D.
The Working Lads Institute
Correct Answer
D. The Working Lads Institute -
- 2.
In February 1894 The Sun Newspaper carried a series of articles about which suspect?
- A.
Thomas Cutbush.
- B.
Aaron Kosminski.
- C.
Montague John Druitt.
- D.
Joseph Barnet.
Correct Answer
A. Thomas Cutbush. -
- 3.
In September 1889 the torso of a woman was found in a railways arch in which East End street?
- A.
Leman Street
- B.
Pinchin Street
- C.
Durward Street
- D.
Commercial Street
Correct Answer
B. Pinchin Street -
- 4.
Most experts believe that the "Dear Boss" letter was written by
- A.
Sir Charles Warren
- B.
Jack the Ripper
- C.
A Journalist
- D.
A Doctor
Correct Answer
C. A Journalist -
- 5.
John McCarthy was
- A.
Vice President of the Mile End Vigilance Committee?
- B.
Landlord of the Ten Bells
- C.
Mary Kelly's landlord
- D.
A local police officer
Correct Answer
C. Mary Kelly's landlord -
- 6.
Dr Barnado met Elizabeth Stride
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 7.
The number of Mary Kelly's room in Miller's Court was?
- A.
8
- B.
11
- C.
13
- D.
15
Correct Answer
C. 13 -
- 8.
How much did Mary Kelly owe her landlord in unpaid rent?
- A.
£29
- B.
29 shillings
- C.
29 pennies
- D.
29 sovereigns
Correct Answer
B. 29 shillings -
- 9.
Mary Kelly was the oldest of Jack the Ripper's victims?
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 10.
The church from which Mary Kelly's funeral cortege set out was?
- A.
St Leonard's
- B.
St Patrick's
- C.
St Jude's
- D.
St Mary's
Correct Answer
A. St Leonard's -
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