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Crime Fiction Glossary Matching
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Glossary terms and definitions for crime fiction unit
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Dawn Bond
Created Date 11.25.20
Last Updated 11.30.20
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A reason why a suspect could not have committed a crime
The most exciting and pivotal part in which a major change occurs
A potential piece of evidence
The problem in the story; this event or issue causes the events to happen
The process of using reasoning to arrive at a conclusion
The setting is established and characters are introduced
Clues left by the author as to possible outcomes
Essential details are offered in such a way that they seem unimportant
A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reason
The reason a person might have committed a crime
A person who did commit a crime
A piece of potential evidence that leads us to false conclusions
The end of the story, in which the problem is solved
A person who may have committed a crime
A person who was negatively affected by a crime
A person who saw the crime take place
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