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Jack the Ripper - Audiovisual
What do you know
about Jack the Ripper?
Write down some key words
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Engels
Middelbare school
vmbo t, mavo, havo, vwo
Leerjaar 3
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What do you know
about Jack the Ripper?
Write down some key words
Slide 1 - Mind map
10
Slide 2 - Video
50
Slide 3 - Video
00:03
When did Jack the Ripper carry out his murders?
A. Almost 100 years ago.
B. More than 100 years ago.
C. 200 years ago.
Slide 4 - Slide
00:29
When did Jack the Ripper carry out his murders?
A
almost 100 years ago
B
more than 100 years ago
C
200 years ago
Slide 5 - Quiz
00:29
When does the Jack the Ripper story start?
Slide 6 - Slide
01:28
When does the Jack the Ripper story start?
Slide 7 - Open question
01:28
How many murders are linked to
Jack the Ripper?
Slide 8 - Slide
01:59
How many murders are linked to
Jack the Ripper?
Slide 9 - Open question
01:59
How many suspects are Ryan Shane talking about?
A. 5
B. 8
C. 11
Slide 10 - Slide
03:14
How many suspects are Ryan Shane talking about?
A
5
B
8
C
11
Slide 11 - Quiz
03:16
What time was the body of Mary Ann Nichols found?
a. 3.20 am
b. 3.40 pm
c. 3.40 am
Slide 12 - Slide
03:51
What time was the body of Mary Ann Nichols found?
A
3.20 am
B
3.40 pm
C
3.40 am
Slide 13 - Quiz
03:51
When was the second victim found?
Slide 14 - Slide
05:38
When was the second victim found?
Slide 15 - Open question
05:38
With which words did the murderer start his letter to the police?
Slide 16 - Slide
07:27
With which words did the murderer start his letter to the police?
Slide 17 - Open question
07:27
What do many people think about the letter?
a. That it is really the murderer's letter.
b. That it was written by a journalist.
c. That the police wrote the letter.
Slide 18 - Slide
08:20
What do many people think about the letter?
A
That it is really the murderer's letter.
B
That it was written by a journalist.
C
That the police wrote the letter.
Slide 19 - Quiz
08:20
Why is the murder of Elisabeth Stride 'special'?
A. He wanted to 'prank' the police.
B. Jack was caught red-handed.
C. Only her throat was slashed, because he was interrupted
Slide 20 - Slide
09:04
Why is the murder of Elisabeth Stride 'special'?
A
He wanted to 'prank' the police.
B
Jack was caught red-handed.
C
Only her throat was slashed, because he was interrupted.
Slide 21 - Quiz
09:05
When was the next person murdered after the murder of Elizabeth Stride?
a. after 45 minutes
b. after 45 days
c. after 45 hours
Slide 22 - Slide
09:17
When was the next person murdered after the murder of Elizabeth Stride?
A
after 45 minutes
B
after 45 days
C
after 45 hours
Slide 23 - Quiz
09:17
What conclusion is drawn about Jack the Ripper given the fact that he was walking back towards the previous victim?
a. He wanted to finish off his business over there.
b. He wanted to report himself to the police.
c. He might have been living in the neighbourhood.
Slide 24 - Slide
11:28
What conclusion is drawn about Jack the Ripper given the fact that he was walking back towards the previous victim?
A
He wanted to finish off his business over there.
B
He wanted to report himself to the police.
C
He might have been living in the neighbourhood.
Slide 25 - Quiz
11:29
What did the police find striking about the information they found on the card?
a. It was very obvious that an imposter had sent it.
b. It contained information that hadn't been published yet.
c. The police didn't even know about it themselves.
Slide 26 - Slide
12:25
What did the police find striking about the information they found on the card?
A
It was very obvious that an imposter had sent it.
B
It contained information that hadn't been published yet.
C
The police didn't even know about it themselves.
Slide 27 - Quiz
12:25
Where was the last victim found?
a. In the streets
b. In her own bed
c. In a bath tub
Slide 28 - Slide
13:51
Where was the last victim found?
A
in the streets
B
in her own bed
C
in a bath tub
Slide 29 - Quiz
13:51
What is said about the age of Jack the Ripper?
Slide 30 - Slide
15:29
What is said about the age of Jack the Ripper?
Slide 31 - Open question
15:29
How many suspects did Sir Melville have in mind?
Slide 32 - Slide
15:59
How many suspects did Sir Melville have in mind?
Slide 33 - Open question
16:00
What was one of the reasons that made Ostrog a Jack the Ripper suspect?
a. Some of his relatives were working as a doctor
b. He hated women
c. He didn't have a proper alibi (time of the murders)
Slide 34 - Slide
18:26
What was one of the reasons that made Ostrog a Jack the Ripper suspect?
A
Some of his relatives were working as a doctor
B
He hated women
C
He didn't have a proper alibi (time of the murders)
Slide 35 - Quiz
18:26
What kind of clothing contained Kosminski's DNA?
Slide 36 - Slide
18:48
How many years has Mr Edwards been trying to solve the murder?
Slide 37 - Slide
18:48
What kind of clothing contained Kosminski's DNA?
Slide 38 - Open question
19:56
How many years has Mr Edwards been trying to solve the murder?
Slide 39 - Open question
22:48
Why
can't
Jack the Ripper
have been
a woman?
a. All eyewitness were talking about a man
b. Back then women didn't have any knowledge of anatomy.
c. The DNA found was male DNA
Slide 40 - Slide
23:45
Why can't Jack the Ripper have been a woman?
A
All eyewitness were talking about a man
B
Back then women didn't have any knowledge of anatomy
C
The DNA found was male DNA
Slide 41 - Quiz
25:20
What is the profession of Patricia Cornwell, the woman who is convinced that Walter Sickert is Jack
the Ripper?
Slide 42 - Slide
25:35
What is the profession of Patricia Cornwell, the woman who is convinced that Walter Sickert is Jack
the Ripper??
Slide 43 - Open question
28:28
How long was Barnett interrogated after Mary Kelly's murder?
a. Two hours
b. Four hours
c. Six hours
Slide 44 - Slide
30:25
How long was Barnett interrogated after Mary Kelly's murder?
A
Two hours
B
Four hours
C
Six hours
Slide 45 - Quiz
31:50
On which days did the murders take place?
Slide 46 - Slide
32:32
When did the murders take place (days of the week)?
Slide 47 - Open question
32:32
What kind of evidence made Maybrick a suspect?
Slide 48 - Slide
33:10
What kind of evidence made Maybrick a suspect?
Slide 49 - Open question
35:15
Which suspect is the most plausible suspect according to Ryan en Shane?
Slide 50 - Slide
35:49
Which suspect is the most plausible suspect according to Ryan en Shane?
Slide 51 - Open question
35:49
Has the Jack the Ripper case ever been solved?
Slide 52 - Slide
36:45
Has the Jack the Ripper case ever been solved?
Slide 53 - Open question
Who do you think is Jack the Ripper?
Slide 54 - Open question
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