Canary Caper

Who is Mozart in this story?

• Mr. Davis' pet dog

• Dr. Pardue's pet parrot

• Mrs. Davis' pet canary

• Mrs. Adam's rabbit.

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Where does this story take place?

• in Green Lawn

• in the summer

• in New York

• in a busy city

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Where were the three children planning to go after lunch?

• to the park

• to the library

• to the Police Station

• to the circus

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How did they learn of the disappearance of Mozart?

• Mrs. Davis stopped them on the street and told them he was missing.

• Mrs. Davis telephoned and asked them to stop by her house.

• Mrs. Davis emailed them that he had flown away.

• Mrs. Davis told Ruth Rose's mother to tell them he was missing.

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How were the police involved in this story?

• The sleuths asked Officer Fallon for assistance in finding Mozart and Tiger.

• The children had been out after dark when they should be sleeping.

• Their parents couldn't find them so they called the police.

• The sleuths like to play games on the police.

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What was the admission price for a ticket to the circus?

• The ticket was free if you came with a friend.

• The ticket was half price if you got there by one o'clock.

• The ticket cost five dollars.

• The ticket was too expensive for the children to go.

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At what time of day did all the pet-nappings occur?

• After supper

• In the evening

• Before lunch

• Just after lunchtime

In what month is the setting of this story?

• December

• May

• November

• July

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Why couldn't the Police arrest Fred Little after he returned Mozart to Mrs. Davis?

• The police needed more evident to determine who committed the crime.

• The police knew Fred Little and didn't believe he committed the crime.

• The police wanted to wait and see if Fred would tell them his story.

• The pole believed the children were just telling a tale and wanted attention.

What are suspenders?

• A belt to hold up trousers.

• Two elastic straps that go over the shoulders to hold up trousers.

• A zipper-like piece of cloth to hold up trousers.

• A clip that holds up trousers.

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