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In Chapter 17, 'The Second Miracle', how does Matilda practice her secret power at home?
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By lifting her heavy school books into the air
By trying to tip over a cigar belonging to her father
By making her brother's breakfast disappear
By trying to make a spoon fly across the room
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When Matilda demonstrates her power to Miss Honey in her cottage, how does she describe the feeling in her eyes just before the miracle happens?
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As if a swarm of bees is buzzing inside her head
As if a cold bucket of water is being poured over her
As if hundreds of tiny invisible hands are reaching out
As if her eyes are glowing like bright lightbulbs
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In Chapter 17, 'The Second Miracle', how does Matilda practice her secret power at home?
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When Matilda demonstrates her power to Miss Honey in her cottage, how does she describe the feeling in her eyes just before the miracle happens?
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In Chapter 17, what is the 'Second Miracle' that Matilda performs in front of Miss Honey?
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After witnessing the 'Second Miracle' in Chapter 17, how does Miss Honey react to Matilda's special ability?
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In Chapter 17, 'The Second Miracle', how does Matilda describe the physical sensation she feels inside her head when she is using her powers?
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In Chapter 17, when Matilda is practicing at home, what does she use to describe the power she feels growing inside her eyes?
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In Chapter 17, how long did it take Matilda to successfully push the glass over the second time while at Miss Honey's cottage?
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In Chapter 17, when Matilda is about to perform her miracle for Miss Honey in the classroom, what does she ask Miss Honey to do while she concentrates?
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In Chapter 17, 'The Second Miracle', what is Matilda's main reason for wanting to show Miss Honey her power again?
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In Chapter 17, 'The Second Miracle', how does Matilda describe the physical feeling in her eyes at the exact moment the glass begins to tip?
