Mysteries of the Yamamoto House

The transcript covers Ivy's story in chapters 17 and 18, focusing on Mr. Ward's interest in the Yamamoto property. Mr. Ward believes the Yamamotos might be spies and wants to inspect their house. Ivy is concerned about a hidden door and discovers a secret room with potential evidence. The session concludes with reflective questions about Ivy's findings.

Why does Mr. Ward want to inspect the Yamamoto property?

• He believes the Yamamotos might be spies for Japan.

• He wants to ensure the property is in good condition.

• He is interested in buying the property for personal use.

• He wants to help the Yamamotos with renovations.

What is Papa's main concern about Mr. Ward's intentions?

• That Mr. Ward will find something incriminating.

• That Mr. Ward will not offer a good price.

• That Mr. Ward will move into the neighborhood.

• That Mr. Ward will not hire him.

What does Ivy worry about regarding the hidden door in the Yamamoto house?

• That it leads to a secret garden.

• That it is locked permanently.

• That it contains something un-American.

• That it is just a storage room.

What does Ivy find behind the hidden door in the Yamamoto house?

• A secret passageway.

• A hidden treasure chest.

• A room with Japanese screens and papers.

• A collection of rare books.

What does Ivy decide to do after discovering the hidden room?

• Keep it a secret from everyone.

• Move the items to a different location.

• Tell her parents and Mr. Ward about it.

• Destroy the evidence she found.