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Form and Structure MatchUp
Target Level
4-5
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Mary Morstan arrives at Baker Street (Chapter 2)
The introduction of Dr Watson (Chapter 1)
The events on the River Thames (Chapter 10)
The examination of Watson's watch by Holmes (Chapter 1)
"Ask the young lady to step up, Mrs Hudson." (Chapter 1)
Toby the dog goes off on the wrong trail (Chapter 7)
The introduction of Sherlock Holmes (Chapter 1)
The developing romance between Mary Morstan and Dr Watson
The blunders of Athelney Jones
The murder within a locked room (Chapter 5)
The treasure chest is empty (Chapter 11)
The presentation of the independent private detective with great powers of deduction
The presentation of the detective's companion who explains things to the reader
The arrival of the client with a problem
The reader is given an example of the skills of the detective early on in the story
A subplot is introduced as a counterpoint to the main plot
An example of the cliffhanger technique
A seemingly impossible situation as an obstacle to solving the crime
A series of setbacks
The incompetence of the official police detective, as a foil to the clever independent detective
The excitement of chasing the criminals
The climax