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Ella Minnow Pea p. 38 - 71
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With the loss of 'd', how will 'Friday' be known going forwards?
Fribs
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The council adresses concerns about the severity of the punishments by pointing out three things. Name ONE of them
If you follow the rules you don't have to worry / If you break the rules you do so consciously / The severity of the punishment is irrelevant
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With the loss of 'd', how will 'Saturday' be known going forwards?
Satto-gatto
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What argument does Timmy Towgate's father give for believing the falling tiles are a sign from Nollop?
If Nollop wasn't involved, surely the council would have exempted itself from the rules.
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With the loss of 'd', how will 'Wednesday' be known going forwards?
Wetty
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What offense led to the Ramsussen family being flogged publicly?
They marched into the town square wearing duck masks and making quacking sounds
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In addition to (1.) personal letters and (2.) notes left on the kitchen table, what other text type is featured in these pages?
Official documentation from the Council
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With the loss of 'd', how will 'Tuesday' be known going forwards?
Toes
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Who is Nate Warren, and why does he contact Tassie's mother?
An American journalist who wants to visit the island to investigate the recent events
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Why was Mr. Nollop's stenographer dismissed from office?
She claimed she could easily come up with a sentence like his
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In his second letter, what important news does Nate Warren share?
That chemists have found out the tiles are falling because of the glue / That within a year all tiles are expected to fall
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Which word is Charles Ray McHenry avoiding by refering to Amos' products as 'vessels'?
jugs
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With the loss of 'd', how will 'Sunday' be known going forwards?
Sunshine
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With the loss of 'd', how will 'Monday' be known going forwards?
Monty
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What consequence of losing the letter 'd' is pointed out by Ella?
It will be impossible to form the past tense (-ed)
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With the loss of 'd', how will 'Thursday' be known going forwards?
Thurby
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