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How did Mrs. Kranky feel right after Grandma disappeared compared to when it became lunchtime?
She kept wandering around with a puzzled look on her face but calmed down quite quickly
What was Mr. Kranky’s plan when Mrs. Kranky could hardly see Grandma?
To catch hold of each end and pull.
What happened to Grandma in another half minute after taking the medicine?
She became no bigger than a bottle of lemonade
What was happening to Grandma after she drank medicine number four?
Great clouds of steam were pouring out of her mouth, and she was beginning to whistle
How much of the medicine did Grandma drink?
She drank 50 doses of medicine number four
Why do you think Mr. Kranky was so eager for grandma to drink medicine number four?
Because he was not fond of grandma.
What was grandma so angry when she came striding into the yard?
No one brought her morning tea or breakfast
What happened to the brown hen in less than a minute from pecking at medicine number 4?
It shrunk so much it was no bigger than a new-hatched hen.
What did the brown hen say when it took a peck of medicine number four?
Ouch!
What did George add to make medicine number four?
Half a pint of engine oil and some antifreeze
What sound did the chicken make after taking a peck at medicine number three?
Cock-a-doodle-do!
Describe the chicken that came over to eat medicine number three.
A magnificent black cockerel with a scarlet comb
What two items did George add to make medicine number three?
Flea powder and a can of brown shoe polish
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