| Mysteries in the Media | Early Writers of Mystery | Sir Arthur Conan Doyle | The Golden Age | Children's Mystery |
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What was the most popular form of entertainment in the 1940s?
Radio
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Who was the first fictional detective?
Auguste C. Dupin
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Who are the two main characters in Doyle's books?
Sherlock Holmes and John Watson
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This was a T.V. show about a mystery spy.
"The Saint"
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What is considered the first detective novel?
"The Moonstone"
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Why was Watson a new idea?
He was the first detective sidekick.
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Which detective solved crimes by making others feel as if he was unintelligent?
Columbo
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Who wrote the first detective novel?
Anna Katharine Green
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What was the most popular 1940s radio mystery called?
"The Shadow"
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Why was "The Leavenworth Case" important?
It introduced elements of detection that were later used.
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What did Perry Mason say in the youtube clip?
"There are times when you have to fight."
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How did Dickens contribute to the genre?
He included many elements of mystery and suspense.
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How did Doyle change the genre?
By bringing science into solving mysteries
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