Mystery

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A Review Game. Mystery. History of Mystery. Literary elements. Vocabulary. Literature. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. ???. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. 100 Points. Q: How do authors create mood in mystery novels?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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A Review Game

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Q: How do authors create moodin mystery novels?

A: setting, foreshadowing, red herrings, characterization

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100 Points

Q: What probably happens to the main characters at the end

of “The Landlady?”

A: He gets stuffed

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100 Points

Q: Name the line of cheap paperback Mysteries.

A: Penguins

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Q: What does it look like when someone is inert?

A: Various answers (lying down, unmoving)

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200 Points

Q: Explain an example of foreshadowing from

“The Landlady.”

A: Various answers

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200 Points

Q: What is the real identity of The Man Upstairs?

A: a vampire

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200 Points

Q:When was the Golden Age of Mystery?

A: 1920’s

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Q: What is a squall?

A: A storm, usually over water

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300 Points

Q: Explain a red herring from either MOTOE or ATTWN.

A: Various answers

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300 Points

Q: Choose three characters fromATTWN and explain how they were tricked into coming to

Indian Island. A: Various answers

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300 Points

Q: What made the Golden Age of Mystery golden?

A: More time, more people could read

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Use dregs in two different ways (one literal, one symbolic)

Various answers (as sediment and as the least valuable)

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Q: Choose a character from eitherMOTOE or ATTWN and discusshow he/she was characterized.

A: Various answers

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400 Points

Q: Give at least two reasons whyAgatha Christie choose Indian

Island for the setting of ATTWN. A: isolated, name (poem & figurines), famous

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400 Points

Q: Name three things you know about either Agatha Christie

or Sir Arthur Conan Doyle basedon class.

A: Various answers

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400 Points

Q: What is another form of iniquitous and what does it

mean?

A: Iniquity; wickedness; sinfulness

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Q: What role does setting play in both ATTWN and MOTOE?

A: Isolation – the characters are trapped – provides room for the “1st solution” in MOTOE

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500 Points

Q: Choose three characters from MOTOE and provide their real

identities.

A: Various answers

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500 Points

Q: What is a cozy mystery, including several elements that

make it unique?

A: small town setting, poisons from Paraguay, red herring, etc.

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500 Points

Q: Use apparition, forte and clamber in one sentence

that makes sense!

A: Various answers

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Final Jeopardy!!!Discuss the role that morality

plays in both of Agatha Christie’s works (MOTOE & ATTWN). Use specific text details to support

your ideas.