WorksheetsDetective Fiction
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 10hrs 0mins
what is a sleuth
a bad guy
A villan
a cop
a detective
clues
a clue is a clue
a clue is a hint
a clue is a gues
a clue is a alibi
Red herring
a bird
a clue
a false clue
it dose not mean any thing
a blue herring
a bird
a true clue
a clue
it dose not mean any thing
suspect
a very trendy pearson
a bad guy
some one who might be the criminal
a dude you don't like at all
confusion
when some one admits something
when some one is caught
.when some one is killed
.when some one escapes prison
Evidence
when you find something that proves something
When a new detective joins the case
motive
When some one kills some one
Why some one did something
When you did some thing and don't want to admit it
when some one join the good guys after being bad
alibi
somthing that makes you inncocent
i dont have time
i got to go
bye
whodunit
You dont know who did the crime until the end
you know who did it since the beginning
they never tell you who did it
inverted
when something is flipped
when somthing is the opposite
when some one you think is bad is actually good
backgrounder
an official briefing or handout giving background information.
an official briefing or handout giving background information.
cozy
the like setting of the story
somthing that gose on your cup
private eye
the detective
a bad guy
a eye
a good guy
a criminal
locked room
The lockedroom mystery is a sub-genre of detective fiction in which a crime—almost always murder—is committed under apparently impossible circumstances. The crime in question typically involves a crime scene that no intruder could have entered or left, e.g., a locked room.
a room that is looked
detective
a guy who solves a crime
a dude
a bad dude
What is a breakthrough?
an alibi
an important discovery
a sleuth
evidence
A person who investigates a crime is a _______________ .
detective
an alibi
a motivator
Define motive
evidence
an excuse for behavior
a reason for doing something
a false reason for doing something
A witness is
Someone who doesn't see a crime
Someone who can provide valuable information about a crime.
What does 'mysterious' mean?
Difficult to read
Difficult to understand/unusual
Common
Magic
Define Cause
an excuse
a lie
the truth
the reason something happens
The definition for draw conclusions is similar to
inference
effect
cause
contrast
Lizzie forgot her umbrella, so she got soaked in the rain. This statement is an example of
drawing conclusions
making an inference
cause and effect
true or false
There are 365 days in a year (aside from leap years) is an example of a
fact
opinion
The trip to the beach was cancelled because of the rain is an example of
fact
inference
cause and effect
When you contrast two items you look for their
similarities
differences
When the narrator is “all-knowing” and not a character in the story they are in what point of view?
1st person
2nd person
3rd person limited
3rd person omniscient
The time and place of the story is called
Resolution
Setting
Home
The beginning
When the narrator sometimes knows one character’s thoughts and feelings, it is in which point of view?
1st person
2nd person
3rd person limited
3rd person omniscient
The main character of a story is called the
Good guy
Protagonist
Bad guy
Antagonist
When the story comes to a reasonable/final ending, it is called
Death
Conclusion
Resolution
Infinity
The turning point of the story is called the
Say whaaaaat?!
Surprise
Conflict
Climax
A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events is called a
Good story
Tale
Myth/Legend
Fairy Tale
When a character ventures out to get what they need, faces conflict, and ultimately triumphs over adversity, it is called
Adventure Time
The Hero's Journey
The Deathly Hallows
A quest
A person who is formally charged with a crime.
convict
criminal
accused
detective
The reason or evidence that proves you could not have committed a crime.
cover story
alibi
conflict
motive
What is the tone of the following sentence?
"Well that musical performance sounded very bad. Did you even rehearse for it at all?"
judgemental
compassionate
mocking
remorseful
What is the tone of the following sentence?
"How are you feeling? I know you were sick last week. Let me know if you need help with your classwork and I'll support you."
nostalgic
pessimistic
remorseful
compassionate
What is the tone of the following sentence?
"Did you see Jemma earlier, she was trying to play basketball but she's really rubbish. I was just laughing."
judgemental
pessimistic
mocking
remorseful
