| A B | Where Claudia and Jamie went to work on the mystery of the angel Library | Task Claudia assigned to Jamie to do their search Look through books of photographs to find a photo of the angel statue | Artist some people believed carved the angel Michelangelo |
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Why did Claudia and Jamie take the newspaper?
Of course, Jamie doesn’t get the idea of “blending into the crowd” and asks the tour guide some questions while they’re going along. This gets him some serious looks from Claudia—not that he cares. The next morning, they find a newspaper for
free
, thereby saving them from the money squabble they would have surely had.
Why did Claudia and Jamie go to the library?
They went to the library
to find more about Angel
.
Where did Claudia and Jamie take a bath?
Claudia and Jamie take a bath in
the museum restaurant fountain
. They take coins out of the fountain.
Where do Claudia and Jamie take a bath in Chapter 5?
In the museum’s restaurant
, there is a huge fountain that Claudia and Jamie get into in order to bathe.
How did Claudia and Jamie return home?
Frankweiler makes a deal with them:
If they find the file on the angel statue in her file collection
, she will give them a ride home. They end up locating the file and solving the mystery of the statue’s maker, so they are then returned to their home and parents by Mrs. Frankweiler’s chaffeur.
Where do Claudia and Jamie sleep at the museum?
Claudia and Jamie hide in the museum bathroom after closing time, bathe in the fountain, and sleep
in the antique beds
. They settle in to their new lifestyle, joining the museum tours. They become fascinated by a new addition to the museum – a statue of an angel believed to be the work of Michealangelo.
How did Jamie and Claudia get additional money?
How did Claudia and Jamie get additional income? Was this act honest or dishonest? They
took the money out of the fountain that people tossed coins in for wishes.
What did Jamie hear while hiding in the men’s restroom?
He took a bite and pretended to pass out. What did Jamie hear while hiding in the men’s restroom?
The bathrooms were going to be locked at night
. They were talking about Claudia and Jamie running way.
How do Claudia and Jamie explain their lack of homesickness?
Claudia and Jamie have different views about many things, even though they are from the same family. … Jamie was homesick because he wanted to be with his family and have to take care of himself.
Claudia is homesick because she missed being with her family
.
Where did Claudia and Jamie hide their things?
Claudia and Jamie spend a week hiding
in the Met
, scattering their possessions among various urns and sarcophagi, crouching on top of toilets when the guards patrol at night.
Is Mrs Basil E Frankweiler real?
And though Frankweiler—and her exchange of the truth about the statue for an account of the kids’ adventure in the museum—
isn’t based on a real person
, her desire for mystery and excitement rings true for anyone in search of an adventure of their own.
Why does Claudia say we’ll take a long long bath tonight?
Claudia wants to take a long bath so
they can get a lot of coins from the fountain to pay for the post office box
. … Since the coins were their only source of income, they needed to return to the fountain to get money for the post office box.
Where do Claudia and Jamie end up in Chapter 8?
Jamie and Claudia gather up their things and go
to the Laundromat
. They can’t resist stopping by the post office, even though it’s too early in the day for mail. Even when they’re out and about, every day is an opportunity for learning (at least according to Claudia). They go to the U.N.
What do Claudia and Jamie do on Sunday in Chapter 6?
They wake up early and go to a little chapel in the Middle Ages section of the museum to say their prayers. After another peek at the angel (they just can’t stay away), the museum guards come through, so Claudia and Jamie do what they do best—
hide
.
When looking at the velvet under Angel Claudia and Jamie notice that?
Claudia and Jamie go to the platform it had been on to take look. It’s there that they make their discovery. They notice markings on
the velvet draped over the platform where the statue had been standing
. They realize that the mark must have been made by a carving on the bottom of the statue.
