Exploring Chapters 12 and 13

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What is the main setting of chapters 12 and 13 in 'The Witches' by Roald Dahl?

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The hotel where the witches are meeting.

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What does the boy's transformation signify in these chapters?

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It shows the power of the witches' magic.

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How can you recognize a real witch?

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They have blue spit.

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What can you infer about the Grand High Witch's character based on her actions?

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She is ruthless and determined to carry out her plan.

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How does the author create a vivid image of the witches' meeting?

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By focusing on the sounds and smells in the room.

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What is the role of the boy's grandmother in the story?

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She provides guidance and support to the boy.

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What is a key theme in chapters 12 and 13?

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The struggle between good and evil.

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What magical abilities do the witches possess?

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They can transform children into animals.

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What is the significance of the witches' meeting?

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It reveals their plans and intentions.

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How does the boy feel about the witches?

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He is scared but determined to stop them.