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- 1. Multiple Choice
Detective/SleuthA person who investigates crimes and gathers evidence.The person who commits a crimeDNA evidenceA Red Herring - 2. Multiple ChoiceVictimThe person who commits a crimeThe police officer investigating a crimeSomeone who is deceived or cheated or suffers some lossAn attorney
- 3. Multiple ChoiceSuspectPolice OfficerThe victimThe judge/juryA person who is believed to be guilty of a crime.
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWitnessSomeone who commits a crimeSomeone who finds the criminalsSomeone who see or can give a first-hand account of something.The person you call when your internet goes down.
- 5. Multiple ChoiceHunchA suspicion or a guess not based on known facts.A bump on a persons backThe name of the guy who lives in Notre DameA specialized detective
- 6. Multiple ChoiceAlibiProof someone offers to show they couldn't have committed the crime.A white-collar criminalA type of investigationA fruit
- 7. Multiple ChoiceMotiveA means of transportationAn emoji's cousinSomething that causes someone to act a certain wayA type of candle
- 8. Multiple ChoiceCrimeA good choiceA show on televisionAn act committed in violation of the lawAn awesome idea
- 9. Multiple ChoiceSettingThe main idea of the storyThe characters in a storyThe time, place, and circumstances of a story.Plates and dishes
- 10. Multiple ChoicePlotWhere the story takes placeThe main charactersA piece of sodThe arrangement of events in a story
- 11. Multiple ChoiceMysterySomething that is secret and unknownThey name of Spongebob's seahorseSomething you know the answer toThe setting of a story
- 12. Multiple ChoiceClueA gameA movieAn attorneyEvidence or hints that helps solve mysteries
- 13. Multiple ChoiceEvidenceA witness, statement, or object that is used as proof in a crimeA secretA private investigatorSherlock Holmes's assistant
- 14. Multiple ChoiceBreakthroughan alibiThe setting of a crimea discovery that helps solve a crimeThe plot
- 15. Multiple ChoiceRed HerringWhat you're having for dinnerThe biggest fish in Lake SuperiorBlue Herring's cousinSomething that is used to distract attention from the basic issue
- 16. Multiple Choice
Who lives at 221B Baker Street, London, England, and was created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in the 1880s?
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Auguste Dupin
John Cena
Sherlock Holmes
- 17. Multiple Choice
Rule of three - three things needed to determine who the culprit is
Fingerprints / Suspicious items / What people say about themselves
alibi / evidence / sidekick
means / motive / opportunity
suspect / victim / witness
- 18. Multiple Choice
What is deductive reasoning?
When your clues and logic point two different directions
Making a guess at the answer because you don't have clues
When a detective has a breakthrough
When a detective reasons through statements/situations to reach a logical conclusion
- 19. Multiple Choice
Mystery plots use suspense. What is suspense?
Happiness
Relaxation
Determination
Tension
- 20. Multiple Choice
If Mrs. X is running from the law she is a
Sleuth
Fugitive
Lead
Red Herring
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