Well, the time has arrived for our fourth Jack the Ripper Quiz of the year, and what an intriguing set of questions have been put together to challenge your knowledge of the Whitechapel Murders.

If you are a long-time taker of our cunning conundrums then you will probably need no guidance on how best to complete the quiz.

To be honest, it isn’t particularly difficult, just remember to take your time and to read the questions fully so that you don’t go and put a foot, or a keystroke wrong.

THE APRIL 2023 JACK THE RIPPER QUIZ

A LITTLE BIT OF GUIDANCE

If you are new to our quizzes, then you might need a few pointers on how best to take the April 2023 challenge, and, more importantly, on how to do exceedingly well in it.

The first thing to do is to click on the “Quiz Time” image above.

The quiz will then start.

You won’t need to enter any details, no email or even name is required, just choose your answer from the selection of possible answers that will then appear under each question.

That really is all there is to it.

TAKE YOUR TIME

As with any exam or challenge of this kind, it is absolutely imperative that you take the time to actually read the questions.

Don’t do what people nowadays tend to do – scan the question and answer it before you have fully digested and understood it.

That way lies failure on a colossal scale!

Should you need any inspiration, remember we have a detailed history resource on our website that you can make use of in researching your answers.

NO LIMITS

We don’t put any restrictions or limits on our quiz participants. The quiz won’t time out on you, so you can spend as long or as little as you wish on it.

We also don’t restrict the number of times you can take the quiz, so if your first attempt is not to your satisfaction, then have another go – and, if you wish, another and another and another!

AND THAT’S IT

So, that’s all there is to it.

When you are ready to give it a go, scroll up to the image, click on it, and the quiz will begin.

Although we don’t ask for any personal information, so we don’t know who has taken the quiz, we do like to know how people do when they take our quizzes. We would, therefore, be delighted if you could share your score on our Facebook page.

Anyway, that’s enough of a pre-amble, over to you, and wishing you the very best of luck!