Character Roles and Relationships in The Westing Game

Chapter 28 of 'The Westing Game' covers a wedding at Shin Hoo's restaurant, where Turtle and other characters gather. Judge Ford reflects on her debt to Sam Westing and plans to support another youngster's education. Chris visits Judge Ford, discussing his future. Madame Hoo adjusts to life in Sunset Towers, while Seidel Pulaski returns to work after recovery. Jake Wexler transitions to a new career, and Angela focuses on her studies. Crow and Otis Amber renovate the soup kitchen with their inheritance.

What did Turtle never reveal about her Saturday afternoons?

• She went shopping.

• She went to the movies.

• She visited the library.

• She attended dance classes.

Where was the wedding ceremony of Crow and Otis Amber held?

• In a park

• At Shin Hoo's restaurant

• At a church

• In a banquet hall

What did Grace Wexler do to the bar during the wedding?

• Removed all the bottles

• Covered it with a white cloth

• Set up a buffet

• Decorated it with balloons

What marked Angela's cheek during the wedding?

• A tattoo

• A scar

• A birthmark

• A bruise

What did Judge Ford decide about the Westing puzzle?

• She gave up on it

• She passed it to someone else

• She solved it

• She ignored it

What did Judge Ford plan to do with the money from the sale of her share?

• Travel the world

• Invest in stocks

• Pay for a youngster's education

• Buy a new house

What was Madame Hoo's business success?

• Launching a tech startup

• Opening a new restaurant

• Selling Little Foot-Ease

• Starting a fashion line

What did Doug give Madame Hoo for her birthday?

• A new dress

• A medal

• A vacation

• A car

What did Seidel Pulaski discard after her ankle mended?

• Her glasses

• Her cane

• Her crutches

• Her wheelchair

What did Mr. Schultz do for Seidel Pulaski?

• Offered her a new job

• Bought her a gift

• Took her to lunch

• Gave her a promotion