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- 1. Multiple Choice
Macavity, also called the "Mystery Cat", goes by a more unusual name. Who is this master criminal that has inspired a poem?
Hooded Claw
Mungojerrie
Hidden Paw
Griddlebone"
- 2. Multiple Choice
Macavity leaves Scotland Yard in bafflement, but who does he leave in despair?
The Flying Squad
The Serious Crimes Unit
The Serious Fraud Squad
Special Branch
- 3. Multiple Choice
"He's broken every human law, he breaks the law of gravity. His powers of levitation would make a ... stare". What person would Macavity make stare at his powers?
Magician
Lama
Politician
Fakir
- 4. Multiple Choice
In the poem Macavity is described. What kind of cat is he?
A Tortoiseshell (Calico)
A Manx Tom
A Ginger Cat
A Tabby Cat
- 5. Multiple Choice
"He sways his head from side to side, with movements like a ...". What does he move like?
A snake
A kite
A swing
A tail
- 6. Multiple Choice
When a crime has been discovered where is Macavity?
He's not there
He's on the roof
He's in the shadows
He's in the crowd
- 7. Multiple Choice
Who loses some plans and drawings in the poem, blaming Macavity for their loss?
The Foreign Office
The War Office
The Admiralty
The Home Office
- 8. Multiple Choice
When the authorities go to find him he is either "resting, or a-licking of his thumbs," or some unusual activity. Which activity does the "Mystery Cat" engage in?
Fluffing his tail"
"Doing complicated long division sums"
Planning a dinner party
"Planning a daring caper"
- 9. Multiple Choice
Who always states that when a Treaty, or some plans and drawings, have gone missing that it was Macavity who is to blame?
The Secret Service
The Flying Squad
The Special Branch
The Home Office
- 10. Multiple Choice
At the end of the poem the Macavity is given a moniker. What nickname is he called?
The "Napoleon of Crime"
The "Crippen of Crime"
The "Moriarty of Crime"
The "Biggs of Crime"
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