Connections and Revelations in The Westing Game

In Chapter 25 of 'The Westing Game', the heirs gather in Judge Ford's living room after Crow's arrest. They discuss the events leading to Sandy's death and the implications of the will. Turtle defends herself against accusations and reflects on her friendship with Sandy. The heirs debate the chess game and the Queen's sacrifice, leading to revelations about Sam Westing's intentions. As the game continues, Turtle realizes the significance of the will's clues and the ongoing challenge to find the true heir.

What event sets the scene at the beginning of the chapter?

• A chess tournament

• Sandy's death and Crow's arrest

• The reading of a will

• A party at Judge Ford's house

What is Mr. Who trying to convince himself of?

• That Crow is guilty

• That he should leave the room

• That a clear conscience is worth more than money

• That he is the rightful heir

Who does Turtle claim to have kicked?

• Judge Ford

• Sandy

• Theo

• Barney Northrup

What famous chess move is mentioned in the chapter?

• The Queen's Gambit

• The King's Indian Defense

• The Queen's Sacrifice

• The Sicilian Defense

What familial connection is revealed in the will?

• Crow is Sam Westing's daughter

• Crow is Sam Westing's ex-wife

• Crow is Sam Westing's mother

• Crow is Sam Westing's sister

What realization does Judge Ford come to about the game?

• The Queen's sacrifice was a distraction

• Sam Westing was a poor chess player

• Crow is the true heir

• The game is over

What does the final twist in the will suggest?

• The game is still ongoing

• Sam Westing is alive

• The heirs have all lost

• The will was a forgery