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"Christie Cluedo" Part One Trivia Quiz

This is a variation of "Cluedo" (or "Clue", ). I give you an Agatha Christie victim, which book it is from and who committed the murder. You have to work out how the victim died. This quiz is based on full-length novels. Warning - major spoilers!

A multiple-choice quiz by JaneMarple. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
JaneMarple

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
181,310

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

Plays
1237

Last 3 plays: Guest 31 (6/10), Guest 86 (8/10), Guest 2 (8/10).

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Question 1 of 10

1. Book - "The Secret Adversary". Murderer - Sir James Peel Edgerton. Victim - Rita Vandemeyer. How did the victim die? Hint

Arsenic

Strychnine

Morphine

Chloral

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Question 2 of 10

2. Book - "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd". Murderer - Doctor James Sheppard. Victim - Roger Ackroyd. How did the victim die? Hint

Strangled

Poisoned

Stabbed

Shot

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Question 3 of 10

3. Book - "Peril at End House". Murderer - Nick Buckley. Victim - Maggie Buckley. How did the victim die?
Hint

Hanged

Car accident

Blow to the head

Shot

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Question 4 of 10

4. Book - "Three Act Tragedy". Murderer - Sir Charles Cartwright. Victim - Sir Bartholomew Strange. How did the victim die?
Hint

Smoke inhalation

Nicotine poisoning

Hit with a golf club

Poisoned chocolates

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Question 5 of 10

5. Book - "The ABC Murders". Murderer - Franklin Clarke. Victim - Betty Barnard. How did the victim die?
Hint

Bludgeoned

Poisoned

Strangled

Stabbed

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Question 6 of 10

6. Book - "Appointment with Death". Murderer - Lady Westholme. Victim - Mrs Boynton. How did the victim die? Hint

Stabbed

Injection of digatoxin

Shot

Injection of cyanide

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Question 7 of 10

7. Book - "Hecule Poirot's Christmas". Murderer - Superintendent Sugden. Victim - Simeon Lee. How did the victim die?
Hint

Shot

Throat cut

Blow to the head

Died of fright

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Question 8 of 10

8. Book "Murder is Easy". Murder - Honaria Waynflette. Victim - Tommy Pierce. How did the victim die?
Hint

Arsenic poisoning

Septicaemia

Fall from window

Pushed off a cliff

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Question 9 of 10

9. Book - "The Moving Finger". Murderer - Richard Symmington. Victim - Mona Symmington. How did the victim die? Hint

Overdose of aspirin

Cyanide poisoning

Blow to the head

Arsenic poisoning

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Question 10 of 10

10. Book - "They do it with Mirrors". Murderer - Lewis Serracold. Victim - Alex Resterick. How did the victim die? Hint

Stabbed

Head crushed in

Poisoned

Shot

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Book - "The Secret Adversary". Murderer - Sir James Peel Edgerton. Victim - Rita Vandemeyer. How did the victim die?

Answer: Chloral

This is Tommy and Tuppence Beresford's (although their names are Prudence Cowley and Thomas Beresford, they are married in later books) first adventure, and only Agatha Christie's second novel. They are looking for a secret draft that might send England into another war. It was first published in 1922.
The murderer committed only one murder. The murderer later committed suicide by cyanide.

2. Book - "The Murder of Roger Ackroyd". Murderer - Doctor James Sheppard. Victim - Roger Ackroyd. How did the victim die?

Answer: Stabbed

The main detective is Hercule Poirot. This is one of Agatha Christie's more famous books, first published in 1926. It concerns blackmail. The murderer committed only one murder.

3. Book - "Peril at End House". Murderer - Nick Buckley. Victim - Maggie Buckley. How did the victim die?

Answer: Shot

The main detective is Poirot, helped by Hastings. An exciting puzzle for Hercule Poirot in this book, first published in 1932. A young woman tells Poirot that she has escaped death three times in as many days. The main detective is Poirot. The murderer committed only one murder.

4. Book - "Three Act Tragedy". Murderer - Sir Charles Cartwright. Victim - Sir Bartholomew Strange. How did the victim die?

Answer: Nicotine poisoning

The main detective is Hercule Poirot. This is also known as "Murder in Three Acts", first published in 1933. Poirot attends a cocktail party where a member of the party dies. The murderer committed three murders.

5. Book - "The ABC Murders". Murderer - Franklin Clarke. Victim - Betty Barnard. How did the victim die?

Answer: Strangled

The main detective is Poirot, helped by Hastings. This is also known as "The Alphabet Murders", first published in 1936. A man is accused of murdering people, alphabetically; the murderer is sending letters to Hecule Poirot, giving him information when the next crime will be committed. There are four murders committed.

6. Book - "Appointment with Death". Murderer - Lady Westholme. Victim - Mrs Boynton. How did the victim die?

Answer: Injection of digatoxin

The main detective is Hercule Poirot who is travelling in Petra. It was first published in 1938. The victim is not at all well liked. The murderer committed only one murder.

7. Book - "Hecule Poirot's Christmas". Murderer - Superintendent Sugden. Victim - Simeon Lee. How did the victim die?

Answer: Throat cut

The main detective is Hercule Poirot. It is also known as "Murder for Christmas" and "A Holiday for Murder". Poirot is staying with his friend, Colonel Johnston, when a murder is committed in this book, first published in 1938. The murderer was really the victim's secret son. The murderer only committed one murder.

8. Book "Murder is Easy". Murder - Honaria Waynflette. Victim - Tommy Pierce. How did the victim die?

Answer: Fall from window

This book is also known as "Easy to Kill", first published in 1939. The main detective is Luke Fitzwilliam, a retired policeman. He gets involved when he chats to a lady on the train, who is later killed. The murderer committed seven murders, five before the beginning of the story.

9. Book - "The Moving Finger". Murderer - Richard Symmington. Victim - Mona Symmington. How did the victim die?

Answer: Cyanide poisoning

The main detective is Miss Marple; the book was first published in 1942. There are nasty anonymous letters doing the rounds in Lymstock, and Miss Marple is asked to investigate. The murderer committed two murders.

10. Book - "They do it with Mirrors". Murderer - Lewis Serracold. Victim - Alex Resterick. How did the victim die?

Answer: Head crushed in

The main detective is Miss Marple. The book is also known as "Murder with Mirrors", first published in 1952. One of Miss Marple's old friends fears for her sister's life. The murderer committed three murders.

Source: Author JaneMarple

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