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100

What were Cam and Eric doing at beginning of story?

Selling rice cakes and chocolate to help raise money

100

Who is the main character in Chocolate Fudge Mystery?

Cam Jansen

100

What animal found the food box?

The cat

100

What is STOP and JOT?

Reader pauses to write down important details and clues

100

What is a suspect?

person reader thinks committed the crime or caused mystery event

200

What was the mysterious woman wearing?

Raincoat and dark glasses

200

Who is Eric?

Can't friend in the story

200

What food was in the box on the porch?

Milk, cereal and bread

200

What is "Read on High Alert"??

Reader is alert for clues

200

What does the word PLOT mean?

What happens in the story

300

Who followed Cam and Eric and helped them?

Cam's father

300

Where did the mysterious woman place the bag?

In the garbage can

300

What does Cam do to remember important things?

Stops, looks at object and says "click"

300

How does reader keep track of important details?

Create a Clue Chart

300

What does the word SETTING mean?

where the story takes place

400

Why do we make clue charts when reading mysteries?

to keep track of important details to solve mystery.

400

Who was Living in the empty house?

the tall thin man

400

What did mysterious man look like?



tall and thin

400

What do readers do when they forget clues or are confused?

go back and re-read

400

What is a mystery?

a story where something happens that we don't know the answer to. We look for clues and solve it.

500

What three titles go at top of clue charts?

Characters/Suspects, clues and predictions

500

How did mysterious woman escape Cam and Eric?

Left disguise in store

500

Why were old newspapers left in yard?

to make house look unlived in?

500

Why are discussion groups important?

We can all work together to solve the mystery

500

What are predictions?


guessing what will happen in the future

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