Detectives Conference tasks
In the Detectives Conference you are given a decision made by another detective and you must either agree or disagree with it.
Your score is based on how many other detectives also agree with this decision and you will be awarded agreement points.
If you disagree with the decision you will be asked to enter what you think is the correct decision in
Name the Culprit.
Examples of incorrect decisions
The following are examples of incorrect decisions made by other detectives. You should disagree with their decision and correct it.
Sherlink Holmes went to the shop.
He got some tobacco for his pipe.
The phrase in
orange does not refer to the phrase in
blue.
Watson went to the shop.
He got some tobacco for his pipe.
The phrase in
green does not refer to a property of the phrase in
blue.
Holmes was a great detective.
The phrase in
green is not a property, it is an object.
The door was solid but it was unlocked.
The phrase in
yellow is not non-referring, it refers to "the door" in the earlier part of the text.
Examples that are correct
The following are examples of correct decisons made by other detectives. You should agree with them for maximum points.
Sherlink Holmes had a hunch that he was right.
The word in
orange has not been mentioned before.
Sherlink Holmes went to the shop.
He got some tobacco for his pipe.
The word in
orange refers to the phrase in
blue.
Holmes said he was hungry so he went to the shop.
The phrase in
blue is the closest correct phrase to the phrase in
orange.
Holmes and Watson thought they should go home.
The phrases in
blue is the closest correct phrases to the phrase in
orange.
There was no evidence of foul play.
The phrase in
yellow does not refer to anything so is non-referring.
Sherlink Holmes is the World Famous Detective who always gets his man.
The phrase in
green is a property of the phrase in
blue.