Clue Game Vocabulary Flashcards
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Clue Game Vocabulary Flashcards

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Who is Professor Plum?

  • A character in Clue (correct)
  • A doctor
  • A detective
  • A butler
  • What did Miss Scarlet say about her car?

    My car broke down.

    What does Wadsworth suggest about the bridge?

  • It's under construction.
  • It's open.
  • It's not relevant.
  • It's washed out. (correct)
  • Mrs. Peacock expresses confidence about her husband.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Mr. Green apologize for?

    <p>I am a little accident prone.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What unique transaction does Wadsworth refer to?

    <p>Slip cash under the stall door.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Minister of _______ was mentioned in relation to the crimes.

    <p>Justice</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following characters with their phrases:

    <p>Miss Scarlet = Do you like Kipling, Colonel? Mrs. Peacock = Yes, I am. Mr. Green = Sorry, sorry...I'm afraid I'm a little accident prone. Wadsworth = I'm afraid I have no choice.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Professor Plum claim to run?

    <p>A non-governmental agency.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Colonel Mustard believes that they are being blackmailed.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Mrs. White claim about her alibi?

    <p>She was at the movies.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Mr. Boddy threaten to do with the evidence?

    <p>Expose their wrongdoings.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Cook is found with a dagger in her _____

    <p>back</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Wadsworth believes they have all the evidence against them.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where does the characters find the body?

    <p>In the Lounge</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Characters and Their Interactions

    • Professor Plum offers Miss Scarlet a ride after her car breaks down, highlighting a mysterious connection.
    • Wadsworth, the butler, provides guidance in the manor, creating a sense of grandeur and foreboding.
    • Miss Scarlet expresses confusion about her surroundings and her relationship with other characters, emphasizing the tension in the narrative.
    • Mrs. Peacock displays confidence, asking about her husband and confronting accusations of laziness.
    • Mr. Green is portrayed as accident-prone, adding a comedic element amid suspenseful events.

    Plot Developments

    • Characters are introduced amidst a backdrop of mysterious and potentially dangerous circumstances, including blackmail and murder.
    • Tension escalates with the mention of a crooked senator's wife and accusations amongst the characters.
    • Mr. Boddy presents evidence of wrongdoing, threatening characters with exposure to the police and media.
    • A series of murders occurs, including the Cook's death, heightening the urgency to uncover the murderer.
    • The discovery of a trap door leading to a secret passage introduces a pivotal twist in the narrative.

    Thematic Elements

    • Themes of deception and survival emerge as characters confront accusations and navigate hidden agendas.
    • Blackmail serves as a driving force, revealing vulnerabilities and ulterior motives among the characters.
    • The murder mystery unfolds with hints and clues, challenging characters to both question one another and defend themselves.

    Significant Plot Mechanics

    • Candlestick and other weapons are key elements, creating suspense regarding who possesses the means to commit murder.
    • The briefcase belonging to Mr. Boddy, initially locked and later revealed to be empty, signifies the elusiveness of truth and evidence in the story.
    • Characters' reactions to death vary, from comedic responses to genuine fear, showcasing contrasting coping mechanisms.

    Location and Setting

    • The manor, particularly the Lounge and Conservatory, serves as the central setting where intrigue and mystery deepen.
    • Conversation about the manor's history (built in 1784) adds an atmospheric layer, invoking a classic murder mystery backdrop.

    Confrontations and Revelations

    • Accusations fly as characters seek to identify the murderer among them, resulting in tense standoffs.
    • Discoveries, like Mrs. White's veil, lead to questions about each character's involvement in the unfolding chaos.
    • The balance of power shifts as characters attempt to assert control over the situation while grappling with the threat of violence.

    Climax and Potential Resolutions

    • Rising tension culminates in frantic searches for evidence and frantic attempts to conceal crimes.
    • As the police draw closer, the need for deception increases, pushing characters to act more recklessly.
    • The narrative leaves audiences hanging regarding the identity of the murderer, hinting at deeper themes of mistrust and the human condition.

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    Test your knowledge of key characters and their dialogues from the classic Clue game. Each flashcard features a character and a memorable quote that helps you understand their role in the story. Perfect for fans of detective games and literature enthusiasts!

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