1.  Read the article. Fill with the correct answer: right or wrong?
  
  
How to develop Sherlock Holmes-like power
 
Increase your powers of observation
- Give yourself challenges that force you to slow down: observe one new thing everyday. You will notice small details in your environment and daily life. And everything that's out of place.
- Take notes to focus your attention: write descriptions and draw pictures of what you see. The more you do this on paper, the better you'll do it on the fly.
- Meditate daily: it will teach you how to concentrate on what's in your head.
Power up your deduction skills
- Analyse what you see or read, and ask questions: “Why is this important?” or “Why do I want to remember it?”
- Form connections between what you see and what you know: for example, mindmaps are a great way to make connections between all the things you know.
- Increase your knowledge base: Holmes is a walking encyclopedia of knowledge.
 
 To start your training, observe more than ten new things per day. 
b) You can write descriptions or make drawings to remember details. 
c) Meditation is a useful tool. 
d) Never ask questions to others or yourself. 
e) Read a lot about everything; you must know a lot. 
  
  2.  Look for the BBC version of 
Sherlock.
  
a) Who is the main actor? 
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b) When is the story set? 
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c) If you were a director adapting the story for TV, when would you set it and why?
▪ Medieval Britain, because 
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▪ The 22
nd century, because 
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▪ The year 2017, because 
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