The Westing Game Chapters 23 and 24

Gee, that is a nifty outfit, judge. Is that print what you call ethnic?

Ethnic means.......................... Page 141

• Ethnic means it is beautifully sewn.

• Ethnic means it comes from a certain culture or tradition.

• Ethnic means it is plain and drab.

• Ethnic means was bought in a store.

Why does J.J. Ford sign her check over to Sandy McSouthers a second time?

• because she is rich and does not need the money.

• She knows Sandy will help feed the homeless with the money.

• because he lost his job and he has a big family.

• Because he was blackmailing her about knowing she once lived at the Westing house.

The name of the song that their clues are based off of is...

• a church hymn

• America the Beautiful

• Amazing Grace

• The Star Spangled Banner

The words MISSING from the song lyric clues are ...

• the majesties

• For plain grain shed

• Ber the Erica Crow

• Skies am shining

Who said the correct answer?

• Judge Ford

• Bertha Erica Crow

• Ed Plum

• Turtle

Chris said that Sam gave everyone the ______ partner.

• older

• dishonest

• perfect

• worst

Christos Theodorakis, ornithologist. His brother must have given him that title when he filled in the receipt.

We know Chris always has his binoculars, think about why to help you figure out the meaning of ornithologist.

An ornithologist is...

• An expert on birds

• An expert spy

• a good student

• An expert at dectective work

Turtle points out that the investigator did not investigate one of the heirs for any of his three clients. Who was that?

• Sandy

• Judge Ford

• Crow

• Mrs. Westing

Who stole the watch, pearls, cuff links, earrings, and clock?

• Mrs. Hoo

• Dough

• Sydelle

• Turtle

How did the titles each heir wrote change from the first meeting to the second meeting?

(More than one answer)

• James Hoo went from Restaurateur to inventor

• Grace Wexler went from heiress to restaurateur

• Jake Wexler went from standing or sitting when not lying down bookie.

• Angela Wexler went from none to person