This truly is a quiz for die hard Sherlock Holmes fans and really isn’t for the faint-hearted. Make sure you have five minutes spare, it’s 40 questions and you’ll want to make sure you’re well versed in the most famous sleuth in the world!
It’s multiple choice so that should help a bit. Are you a Super Sleuth of Sherlock standard, or are you more Scooby Doo? Let us know how you did, if you scored under 10 you may want to don a disguise and go undercover.
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