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Nancy Drew Picture Trivia by Todd H. Latoski Page 2 Can you picture Nancy and her friends as they solve mystery after mystery? How well do you really remember the countless scenes of Nancy’s adventures that have been depicted by a number of different artists through the years? Now’s your chance to see just how well you remember by matching the depicted scene with the book in which it appears! (OT=Original Text, RT=Revised Text) 1. “She’s hiding something there!” Nancy whispered excitedly. (a) (a) The Clue of the Broken Locket – OT (b) (b) The Ghost of Blackwood Hall – OT (c) The Clue in the Old Album - OT 2. “I only hope my masquerade will bring results.” (a) The Mystery at Lilac Inn – RT (b) The Clue of the Velvet Mask – RT (c) The Whispering Statute - RT 3. “It looks like a jewel case!” Nancy gasped. (a) The Clue in the Jewel Box – OT (b) The Quest of the Missing Map – OT (c) The Haunted Bridge – OT 4. Nancy gave the secret door a hard – and disastrous – yank! (a) The Mystery of the 99 Steps (b) The Secret of the Forgotten City (c) The Phantom of Pine Hill 5. Nancy was a prisoner in the tower! (a) Password to Larkspur Lane – OT (b) The Clue in the Crumbling Wall – OT (c) The Secret in the Old Attic - OT Page 3 6. “It’s some kind of weird cult!” Nancy whispered. (a) The Thirteenth Pearl (b) The Secret of Red Gate Farm – RT (c) The Witch Tree Symbol - RT 7. Without warning, a trap door in the floor opened. (a) The Hidden Window Mystery – OT (b) The Hidden Staircase – OT (c) The Clue of the Leaning Chimney - OT 8. The explosion knocked the ghost hunters off their feet. (a) The Ghost of Blackwood Hall – RT (b) The Phantom of Pine Hill (c) The Invisible Intruder 9. Bess was swept toward the great water wheel. (a) The Haunted Showboat (b) The Clue in the Old Stagecoach (c) The Moonstone Castle Mystery 10. “We’ve found the treasure!” (a) The Clue of the Black Keys – OT (b) The Quest of the Missing Map – OT (c) The Mystery of the Tolling Bell - OT 11. If only there was enough time to copy the code! (a) Strange Message in the Parchment (b) The Witch Tree Symbol – RT (c) The Secret of Red Gate Farm - RT 12. “Oh, oh, a sixth charm is missing!” (a) The Ringmaster’s Secret – RT (b) The Mystery of the Ivory Charm – RT (c) The Spider Sapphire Mystery Page 4 13. With a snarl, he rushed forward to topple the ladder on which Nancy swayed. (a) The Sign of the Twisted Candles – OT (b) The Clue of the Tapping Heels – OT (c) The Mystery of the Moss-Covered Mansion 14. Escape down the stairs was impossible! (a) The Mystery of the 99 Steps (b) The Scarlet Slipper Mystery – OT (c) The Hidden Staircase - RT 15. “Nancy Drew, thank you for leading us to this thief,” said the postmaster. (a) The Hidden Window Mystery – RT (b) Nancy’s Mysterious Letter – RT (c) The Clue in the Diary - RT.

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