Questions and Answers
What reason did Mr. Morris give for raising the prices of his ice cream?
What did Mr. Morris say about the police's interest in the broken window incident?
What action did Hannah suggest Mr. Morris take after discovering the broken window?
Why were Toby and Andy surprised about the broken window at the ice cream parlour?
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What was the condition of the storeroom after the incident?
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What did Andy imply about the amount of money Toby had?
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How did Hannah feel after hearing about the broken window?
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What was Mr. Morris doing just before the window incident occurred?
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What might Mr. Morris be implying when he says he has to raise prices due to rising life expenses?
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What does Hannah suggest after seeing the broken window?
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What indication is there that Hannah suspects who broke the window?
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Why does Andy suggest Toby get more money before going to the ice cream parlour?
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What can be inferred about Mr. Morris's window situation before Hannah arrived?
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How does the narrative suggest the broken window incident will affect Mr. Morris’s business operations?
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What does Toby's statement about being hungry suggest about his priorities?
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What role does Hannah play in this situation with Mr. Morris and the ice cream parlour?
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What was the primary reason for Mr. Morris needing to increase his prices?
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What was Hannah's initial reaction to the news about the broken window?
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Which detail did Mr. Morris provide about the event that preceded the window breaking?
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What did Andy suggest regarding Toby's money situation?
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What assumption did Hannah make about the identity of the window breaker?
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What was the immediate consequence of the broken window for Mr. Morris?
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How did Hannah's actions change after hearing about the window incident?
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What did the boys at the sea front indicate about their morning?
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Study Notes
Ice Cream Parlour Incident
- Hannah visits the newly opened ice cream parlour at 9:00 AM.
- Mr. Morris displays a sign indicating a 20% increase in prices.
- Price hike attributed to rising expenses, including a new window needed for his storeroom.
Theft Attempt
- Mr. Morris explains a previous attempt to break into the storeroom resulted in a broken window.
- The thieves did not steal anything, prompting Mr. Morris to avoid contacting the police.
- The broken glass from the window is found in a small back room where Mr. Morris uses it as an office.
School Friends
- Hannah meets her school friends, Toby and Andy, at the seaside, who were unaware of the ice cream parlour incident.
- Toby expresses hunger and plans to buy a strawberry ice cream with his remaining pound but learns it won't cover the new price.
- Andy chooses to return home for breakfast, indicating a change in priorities based on the new prices.
Hannah’s Suspicions
- Hannah suspects she knows who broke the window but considers the challenge of proving it.
Ice Cream Parlour Incident
- Hannah visits the newly opened ice cream parlour at 9:00 AM.
- Mr. Morris displays a sign indicating a 20% increase in prices.
- Price hike attributed to rising expenses, including a new window needed for his storeroom.
Theft Attempt
- Mr. Morris explains a previous attempt to break into the storeroom resulted in a broken window.
- The thieves did not steal anything, prompting Mr. Morris to avoid contacting the police.
- The broken glass from the window is found in a small back room where Mr. Morris uses it as an office.
School Friends
- Hannah meets her school friends, Toby and Andy, at the seaside, who were unaware of the ice cream parlour incident.
- Toby expresses hunger and plans to buy a strawberry ice cream with his remaining pound but learns it won't cover the new price.
- Andy chooses to return home for breakfast, indicating a change in priorities based on the new prices.
Hannah’s Suspicions
- Hannah suspects she knows who broke the window but considers the challenge of proving it.
Ice Cream Parlour Incident
- Hannah visits the newly opened ice cream parlour at 9:00 AM.
- Mr. Morris displays a sign indicating a 20% increase in prices.
- Price hike attributed to rising expenses, including a new window needed for his storeroom.
Theft Attempt
- Mr. Morris explains a previous attempt to break into the storeroom resulted in a broken window.
- The thieves did not steal anything, prompting Mr. Morris to avoid contacting the police.
- The broken glass from the window is found in a small back room where Mr. Morris uses it as an office.
School Friends
- Hannah meets her school friends, Toby and Andy, at the seaside, who were unaware of the ice cream parlour incident.
- Toby expresses hunger and plans to buy a strawberry ice cream with his remaining pound but learns it won't cover the new price.
- Andy chooses to return home for breakfast, indicating a change in priorities based on the new prices.
Hannah’s Suspicions
- Hannah suspects she knows who broke the window but considers the challenge of proving it.
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