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What does Ola express concern about?
What does Ola express concern about?
What suggestion does Mo make to lighten the mood?
What suggestion does Mo make to lighten the mood?
How does Edward interpret the situation regarding Ola?
How does Edward interpret the situation regarding Ola?
What do the children decide to do after leaving the shed?
What do the children decide to do after leaving the shed?
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What did Mo imply when he said, 'See? Nothing bad has happened'?
What did Mo imply when he said, 'See? Nothing bad has happened'?
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What did the children consume while feeling better about the curse?
What did the children consume while feeling better about the curse?
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What did Kimmy suggest might help them feel fine regarding the curse?
What did Kimmy suggest might help them feel fine regarding the curse?
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How did Mo react to the idea of a curse?
How did Mo react to the idea of a curse?
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What did the children find out about their sitting place?
What did the children find out about their sitting place?
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What was the reaction of Ola when discovering the sign?
What was the reaction of Ola when discovering the sign?
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Study Notes
The Case Of The Cursed Comic Book - Chapter 3 Highlights
- Kimmy reacts to something unexpected, indicating surprise and concern about a comic book's potential curse.
- Edward suggests the existence of a curse while Mo asserts that scientific reasoning should guide their investigation.
- Ola expresses worry about the curse, while Mo insists there's no real threat, aiming to think logically.
- Kimmy proposes a break from the mystery, suggesting ice cream as a distraction from their fears.
- The group ventures to the village’s newsagents, exemplifying their close-knit friendship and local community.
- Mo reassures Ola as they enjoy their treats, indicating a shift in mood as they question the validity of the curse.
- Kimmy suggests the curse may only apply when the comic is present, sparking further discussion among the friends.
- A comical situation arises when the friends discover they have sat on a freshly painted bench, leading to unexpected humor amidst their worries.
Vocabulary Focus
- "Wrinkling her nose" indicates Ola's disgust or displeasure in response to an unpleasant smell.
- Being "tempted" means having an urge or inclination to do something, especially something considered unwise or undesirable.
- A "reasonable explanation" refers to a logical and sensible rationale for a situation or event.
- Testing something "scientifically" means examining it through structured, methodical observations and experiments.
- The word meaning "eaten" is "consumed."
VIPERS Questions
- The children enjoyed their lollies while sitting on a bench in the village green.
- There is a moment of doubt about the curse when odd happenings make them think it might have some truth.
- The lollies were purchased from the local newsagents in the village.
- The weather is described as sunny, contributing to a light-hearted mood during their outing.
- Mo had a fruit-flavored lolly, adding to the scene of summer enjoyment.
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Dive into the thrilling world of the Summer Holidays Detective Agency with Chapter 3: The Case Of The Cursed Comic Book. Join Kimmy, Edward, and Mo as they unravel the mysteries behind the comic book that seems too real to handle. Can they solve the case before it’s too late?
