Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's biography
Test Your Knowledge on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Immerse yourself in the intriguing world of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the brilliant mind behind Sherlock Holmes. This engaging quiz will test your knowledge about his life, works, and interests.
- Learn fascinating facts about the author.
- Challenge your understanding of his contributions to literature.
- Discover the man behind the legendary detective stories.
Where was he born ?
In Edinburgh
In London
In Manchester
When was he born ?
In 1869
In 1859
In 1849
What did he study at university ?
He studies medicine
He studied medicine
He studied archeology
What was his first job ?
He was a writer
He was a mathematician
He was a docor
He is a doctor
What type of books did he write ?
He writes detective stories
He wrote science fiction books
He wrote detective stories
What famous character did he invent ?
He invented Sherlock Holmes
He invented Hercule Poirot
He invents Sherlock Holmes
What was he interested in ?
He was interested in pottery
He was interested in economics
He was interested in spiritsm.
How did he die ?
He died in a car accident
He died of a heart attack
He committed suicide
When did he died
He dead in 1930
He died in 1920
He died in 1930
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