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What was the consequence of Aunt Malu trying out her niece Veena's ideas?
It always landed her in trouble.
What was special about the mynah bird that Aunt Malu adopted?
It could copy sounds like a telephone ringing, doorbell buzzing, and pressure cooker whistling.
What problem did the mongoose cause in the neighbourhood?
It stole food from their neighbour's kitchen.
What was the gift that Aunt Malu made for Veena's father, Mr. Seshadri?
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Why was Mr. Seshadri proud of his lawn?
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What was Aunt Malu's relationship to Mr. Seshadri?
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Study Notes
Aunt Malu and Veena's Ideas
- Aunt Malu's attempts to try out her niece Veena's ideas often led to trouble.
- One idea was the Adopt-a-Pet plan, which aimed to find homes for wounded animals.
The Adopt-a-Pet Plan
- Aunt Malu adopted a mynah with a broken wing and a lame mongoose.
- The mynah could mimic sounds like a telephone ringing, doorbell buzzing, and pressure cooker whistling, causing Aunt Malu to rush around the house.
- The mongoose kept stealing food from their neighbor's kitchen.
The Grass-Cutting Roller Skates
- Another idea was to make a pair of grass-cutting roller skates as a gift for Veena's father, Mr. Seshadri.
- Mr. Seshadri is Aunt Malu's older brother and a proud gardener.
- He had the best lawn in the neighborhood.
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Description
Aunt Malu always gets into trouble when she tries out her niece Veena's ideas. Veena's Adopt-a-Pet plan found homes for wounded animals, but which pet gave Aunt Malu more trouble? Read on to find out. Aunt Malu's adventures with her niece's ideas are always eventful.
