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It's a story about a diamond used as a practical joke.

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What puzzle? All mysteries have puzzles.

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Al Capone Biography

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My brain hurts

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lol

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What if the investigator is not motivated but lazy?

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You shouldn't write "plot". You're supposed to write about the elements that mystery stories have in common BUT also make them different from other stories. All stories have plots, not just mystery stories.

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Flora and Ulysses

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Narnia, The Land Before Time, The Girl Who Drank the Moon, The Giver, A Single Shard, The Wizard of Oz

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Everything on the second section of the ERP list :)

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I agree that the investigator and the reader should use logic, but do they necessarily have to use science?

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An escape room. You have to find clues to get out just like in a mystery story. You also have to inspect every inch of the room, just like you have to inspect all the clues in a mystery story. Catching the culprit is like finding your way out of the room.

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Mr Ong said that it's not a problem but a puzzle. Problems can be solved in many ways or even may be unsolvable, but the puzzle only has one answer.

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If each suspect has an alibi, how do we know who did it in the end? And who is the one who figures it out? Who's using the science and logic?

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pls be more specific

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But that's not the main idea of the book. The main idea is "How will Harry integrate into the Wizarding World?" and one of the issues he faces is trying to figure out how Voldemort comes back. I would say it's more of a problem he is trying to solve.

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Actually, can Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone be considered a mystery? The puzzle is "How is Voldemort going to come back?"

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Spillway
Harry Potter (all of them)
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
The One and Only Ivan
The One and Only Bob
The Lord of the Rings

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Encyclopedia Brown

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A mystery story is a type of book by which an investigator encounters a problem and he/she tries to look out for clues to find out the guilty party and how they did wrong.

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Comparing it to an escape room. Nothing is what it seems in an escape room and unsuspecting objects can be clues, just like in a mystery story.

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Using the Russian Doll Model to remember how different mystery elements are interconnected - in fact hiding behind each other sometimes.

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Suffice to Say that Sniffing out a Solution, be it Scandal or Secret, Smooth Sailing will never lead to a Sensationally Satisfying Simple Solution

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Quick Crimes

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A puzzling story

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The Puzzle

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Envious Casca
The Painting

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ANPoC, Nippon Blood Mystery, Through a Glass, Darkly, Breaking the Silence, Who Stole the Cookies, ABC Murders, Murder on the Orient Express

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Sherlock Holmes (all of them)

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A Nice Piece of China
Nippon Blood Debt
Through a Glass Darkly

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Nancy Drew
Hardy Boys
Tintin (it's a comic though)
A Nice Piece of China

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Regis

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Tight Rope

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a SOLUTION to a puzzle (usually a crime but doesn't have to be) where the reader has to pit his wits against the writer's to figure it all out before the answer is revealed.

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• Misleading clues
• Uses science and detective / logic reasoning
• Each suspect has an alibi
• Must have suffecent clues

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• A plot
• A baffling crime
• A motivated investigator
• Motive, Means and Opportunity
• A hidden culprit
• Discovery of clues / suspects
• Elimination of suspects and discovery of culprit

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• A type of story that deals with the solution of a baffling crime

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1. Each group (Group 1, 2 and 3) will be assigned two iPads for sharing

2. In your groups, post your designated graphic organiser.

3. Follow the colour coding rules

YELLOW: Group 1's posts
BLUE: Group 2's posts
GREEN: Group 3's posts
RED: Mr Ong's posts

4. After you are done with your work, post questions on the work done by the other groups. Please follow the colour-coding so we know which group asked what question!

5. Review the peer feedback from other groups and create a follow-up post to respond to their questions. DO NOT delete the original post.

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01. Mystery Stories - Egs and Non-Egs Graphic Organiser - Tier 3

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Names:

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01. Mystery Stories - Egs and Non-Egs Graphic Organiser - Tier 1

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01. Mystery Stories - Egs and Non-Egs Graphic Organiser - Tier 2