A) Joseph Merrick B) Michael Merrick C) John Merrick D) David Merrick
A) London B) Leicester C) Manchester D) Liverpool
A) Frederick Treves B) Andrew Lloyd Webber C) John Merrick D) Michael Crichton
A) Elephantiasis B) Leprosy C) Smallpox D) Polio
A) 1920 B) 1910 C) 1900 D) 1890
A) John Hurt B) Daniel Day-Lewis C) Gary Oldman D) Anthony Hopkins
A) Arthur Miller B) Eugene O'Neill C) Tennessee Williams D) Bernard Pomerance
A) 27 B) 35 C) 30 D) 40
A) Paris B) London Hospital C) Leicester D) New York
A) "The Elephant Man" B) "The Deformed Gentleman" C) "The Leicestershire Lad" D) "Joseph the Marvel"
A) Bronchopneumonia B) Asphyxia C) Scarlet fever D) Dislocated neck
A) A road accident B) A circus manager C) An elephant at a fairground D) His father
A) Musical compositions B) Political speeches C) Detailed artistic works, such as intricate models of buildings D) Novels and poems
A) Proteus syndrome B) Scarlet fever C) Myelitis D) Smallpox
A) That she was a widow B) That she had four children C) That she worked as an engine driver D) That she died of bronchopneumonia
A) Managed a circus B) Was a surgeon C) Worked as an engine driver at a cotton factory D) Owned a fairground
A) A broken arm B) A fractured skull C) A dislocated neck D) A damaged left hip from falling, which became infected
A) Sarah Rockley B) Alexandra, Princess of Wales C) Emma Wood Antill D) Mary Jane Potterton
A) Engine driver B) Surgeon C) Sunday school teacher D) Showman
A) Frederick Treves B) Charles Taylor, the son of an engineer C) Princess Alexandra D) Actress Madge Kendal.
A) Iron Maiden B) Metallica C) Mastodon D) Slipknot
A) He attended the Christmas pantomime, concealed in Lady Burdett-Coutts' private box. B) He visited alone and sat in the front row. C) He watched from his hospital room via a live broadcast. D) He was unable to attend due to health concerns.
A) Henry Radcliffe Crocker B) J. A. R. Tibbles C) Michael Cohen D) Frederick Parkes Weber
A) Proteus syndrome B) Polyostotic fibrous dysplasia C) Maffucci syndrome D) Von Recklinghausen Disease (neurofibromatosis)
A) A street performer's permit B) A factory work permit C) A barber's licence D) A hawker's licence
A) Henry Radcliffe Crocker B) Michael Cohen C) Frederick Parkes Weber D) J. A. R. Tibbles
A) Charles Merrick B) Lady Knightley C) Treves's house surgeon D) A young farm labourer
A) George Hitchcock B) Frederick Treves C) Tom Norman D) Sam Torr
A) 1999 B) 2001 C) 2017 D) 1983
A) In a laboratory accident in 1909 B) During the Second World War C) During transport to Queen Mary University D) They were never collected
A) Frederick Parkes Weber B) Wynne Edwin Baxter C) Charles Merrick D) Henry Radcliffe Crocker
A) George Hitchcock B) Sam Torr C) Tom Norman D) Reginald Tuckett
A) Ashley Montagu B) Nadja Durbach C) Joanne Vigor-Mungovin D) Michael Howell and Peter Ford
A) Café au lait spots B) Bone deformities C) Skin warty growths D) Nervous tissue tumours
A) Charles Merrick B) William Arthur C) John Thomas Merrick D) Joseph Rockley
A) 30 inches (76 cm) B) 36 inches (91 cm) C) 25 inches (64 cm) D) 40 inches (102 cm)
A) 4 years B) 12 weeks C) 1 year D) 6 months
A) Marion Eliza B) Mary Jane C) Emma D) Alexandra
A) A letter from the Leicester Union Workhouse B) A photograph of his mother C) Treves's card. D) His savings of £50
A) Confirmed Proteus syndrome B) Confirmed neurofibromatosis C) Identified a new genetic disorder D) The results were inconclusive
A) He was frequently robbed B) He did not have enough items to sell C) The market for haberdashery declined D) His facial deformities made his speech unintelligible and people reacted with horror to his appearance
A) He decided to pursue a different career B) The factory closed down C) His right hand's deformity worsened, affecting dexterity D) He was caught stealing from the factory
A) Isolation from other patients B) Special medication prescribed by Treves C) Frequent bathing. D) A change in diet recommended by hospital staff
A) 13 B) 16 C) 12 D) 15
A) Merrick wanted to visit famous European landmarks. B) The management team was based in Europe. C) Roper insisted on the move for personal reasons. D) They hoped European authorities would be more lenient than British ones.
A) It expired and wasn't renewed because he forgot B) He sold it to another hawker C) It was withdrawn by the Commissioners for Hackney Carriages due to negative public attention D) He voluntarily gave it up
A) 15 July 1884 B) 10 October 1884 C) 20 September 1884 D) 3 August 1884
A) Charles Merrick B) Lady Knightley C) Pat Selby D) Treves's house surgeon |