Question 1

In chapter 19, how do Danny and his father successfully transport the 120 sleeping pheasants away from Hazell's Wood?

Accepted Answer

They hide them inside Mrs. Clippinger's baby carriage

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They use a wheelbarrow covered with a blanket

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They hide them in the back of a delivery van

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They carry them in large potato sacks

Question 2

What happens to the sleeping pheasants while they are in the filling station yard in chapter 20?

Accepted Answer

The sleeping drug wears off and they all fly away

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The pheasants are stolen by a rival poacher

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Mr. Hazell arrives with the police to take them back

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They are cooked into a giant feast for the village

Question 3

In chapter 20, how does Danny's father feel when the 'hundreds of pheasants' begin waking up and flying toward Mr. Hazell's Rolls-Royce?

Accepted Answer

He is delighted and finds the situation hilarious

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He is angry that all his hard work was wasted

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He is terrified that he will be arrested

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He is sad because he wanted to eat them all

Question 4

In chapter 20, how does the local taxi driver, Charlie Kinch, help Danny and his father?

Accepted Answer

He delivers the pheasants to the filling station in his taxi

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He drives Mr. Hazell away so they can escape

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He helps them hide the birds in a secret underground tunnel

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He calls the police to report Mr. Hazell's threats

Question 5

In chapter 20, what is the 'horrible sight' that Mrs. Clippinger sees when she looks at the pheasants in the garden?

Accepted Answer

The birds waking up and flying onto Mr. Hazell's shiny silver car

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The birds being attacked by a stray dog

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The police arriving to arrest Danny's father

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Mr. Hazell setting fire to the filling station

Question 6

In Chapter 20, how many 'healthy' pheasants does Doc Spencer successfully manage to hide in his car to give to Danny and his father later?

Accepted Answer

Six

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Two

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Twenty

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Twelve

Question 7

In chapter 19, why does Danny's father decide it is safe to walk home with the pram full of pheasants in the early morning?

Accepted Answer

He believes nobody would suspect a father and son out for a walk with a baby

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He thinks the fog is thick enough to hide them

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He knows the police are busy at the police station

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He thinks the keepers have all gone to sleep

Question 8

At the end of chapter 20, what does Doc Spencer suggest Danny and his father should do with the six pheasants he managed to save?

Accepted Answer

Have them for roasted dinner

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Sell them to the local butcher

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Keep them as pets in the filling station

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Return them to the woods

Question 9

In chapter 20, what happens to Mr. Hazell's pride and joy—his gleaming silver Rolls-Royce?

Accepted Answer

It is covered in scratches and bird droppings by the waking pheasants

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The tires are let down by the local villagers

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It runs out of fuel while he is chasing the taxi

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Danny accidentally spills petrol all over it

Question 10

In chapter 19, what does Mrs. Clippinger do while the sleeping pheasants are being hidden in the baby carriage?

Accepted Answer

She is inside the house having a cup of tea with the Sergeant's wife

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She is helpfully stacking the birds into the pram

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She is keeping watch at the edge of the woods

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She is protesting because she doesn't want her pram used for poaching

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