Mystery & Suspense: Plot Prediction Error Correction

English
Year 9
8 questions
~16 mins
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A worksheet designed to develop skills in plot prediction and error correction within Mystery & Suspense narratives for Year 9 students.

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Mystery & Suspense: Plot Prediction Error Correction

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Grade Year 9
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Error Correction in Suspense Narrative

The old manor stood silent under the pallid moonlight, its windows shattered and vines crawling like claws across its peeling façade. Detective Harrington stepped cautiously through the overgrown garden, sensing that something was amiss. In the shadowed hallway, he discovered a torn piece of cloth and a half-open door leading to the cellar. Suddenly, a faint noise echoed from below, causing his heart to race. As he descended the staircase, the dim light revealed a hastily abandoned scene: a spilled glass of wine, a torn photograph, and a mysterious, unmarked box. Harrington’s eyes darted around, trying to piece together what had happened here. Was it a break-in, or something more sinister? The silence was broken by a faint scratching sound, coming from behind the wall. Harrington moved closer, his suspicion growing. Just then, a figure darted out from the shadows, vanishing before he could grasp it. The detective paused, puzzled, sensing that the truth was near but concealed within layers of deception and uncertainty.
1.
Identify and correct any inconsistencies related to the character's actions or the plot in the passage.
[3 marks]
2.
Replace the phrase 'vines crawling like claws' with a more appropriate description to enhance atmosphere.
[2 marks]
3.
What plot element is implied by the torn photograph? How does this contribute to the suspense?
[2 marks]
4.
Suggest a clearer description for the 'faint noise' that might increase tension.
[2 marks]
5.
Identify a literary device used in the phrase 'moonlight, its windows shattered and vines crawling like claws'.
[3 marks]
6.
Explain how the character’s discovery of the 'unmarked box' advances the story's mystery.
[4 marks]
7.
What does the sudden appearance of the mysterious figure suggest about the plot's direction?
[2 marks]
8.
After correcting the errors, rewrite the last sentence to make the ending more suspenseful.
[4 marks]

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Created
1/1/2026
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1/1/2026
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