Crime Fiction
The murder weapon in Lamb to the slaughter
What is a leg of lamb?
A type of pasta
What is macaroni?
happy, clean, stupid, slow, tall
What is an adjective?
A Supreme Court decision from 2022 that has had an impact on the lives of American women.
What Roe vs Wade?
Sender, receiver, circumstances, topic, language, intention
What is the pentagram?
A detective who is a genius and omniscient.
Who is Sherlock Holmes?
A small cake or cookie
What is macaroon
I, she, themselves, yours, this, whose
What is a pronoun?
A short story about the conflict about cultural and religious values between a father and his son.
What is "My Son, The Fanatic"?
An argument that appeals to the audience by emphasizing the speaker's credibility
What is ethos?
A short story about an author who visits an art museum in Venice and meets a female serial killer.
What is "Don't you Hate Having Two Heads"?
A type of nut
What is macadamia?
also, only, very, always, happily
What is an adverb?
A song encouraging young people to be just what they want to be?
What is "I Can" by Nas?
When a novel or short story starts in the middle of the plot
What is "in medias res"?
A short story about a conversation between a crime investigator and a murder victim
What is "Tell Me"?
The Golden Arches
What is MacDonalds?
They should have been invited to the party
What is a passive sentence?
The first African American President in the USA
Who is Barack Obama?
Use of for example sound, camera angle and colors in a movie
What are cinematic features?
A short story about homeless people getting killed by a serial killer that does not take place in London.
What is The Good Samaritan"?
A Scotsman Shubidua sings about
Who is MacArine?
run, swim, sing, pay, become
What is an irregular verb?
The UK's official biggest song of 2021 according to the Official Charts Company.
What is Bad Habits (by Ed Sheeran)?
a literary technique by which the full significance of a character's words or actions is clear to the audience or reader although unknown to the character.
What is dramatic irony?