In Chapter 9, 'The Parents', what does Miss Honey discover when she visits Mr. and Mrs. Wormwood's house?

During Miss Honey's visit to the Wormwood household, what does Mr. Wormwood claim is the only reason people should go to school?

In Chapter 9, what does Mrs. Wormwood say is more important for a girl than being 'clever'?

In Chapter 9, what are the Wormwoods doing when Miss Honey arrives at their house to discuss Matilda?

In Chapter 9, what does Mrs. Wormwood say to Miss Honey about the choice between 'books' and 'looks'?

In Chapter 9, how does Mr. Wormwood react when Miss Honey mentions that Matilda has already read many books by famous authors like Charles Dickens?

In Chapter 9, 'The Parents', what specific reason does Mr. Wormwood give for being annoyed that Miss Honey has come to visit during the evening?

In Chapter 9, what does Miss Honey realize about Matilda's home life after her conversation with the Wormwoods?

In Chapter 9, what does Mr. Wormwood say he would do if he caught a 'brilliant' child reading a book in his house?

In Chapter 9, what does Miss Honey try to explain to the Wormwoods regarding Matilda's placement in school?