Surfin' Britain - Crime Vocabulary I

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Crime Vocabulary - Part I

Play the detective and find the right words!

Complete the text making use of drag and drop.


whodunit	motive	suspect


detectives	detective stories	victim


committing	guilty	murderer

Agatha Christie wrote 66 .

A detective story is also called a , because the major question of the detective is always : "Who could have done it?"

Agatha Christie created two of the most famous in the history of crime literature - Miss Marple and Hercule Poirot.

Their task is to find the by questioning the friends and the relatives of the .

Detectives always ask themselves who might have a , that means a reason for the crime.

The detective might some people, but he cannot arrest a person just because he thinks a person might be

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