Do You Need To Watch Miracle On 34th Street Again?

In the movie, the store mentioned is Macy's.

During the trial for Kris, the evidence that was keen is the 21 bags of letters to Santa. This evidence suggests that Kris was involved in receiving and responding to letters from children, which could support his claim to be Santa Claus. The large number of bags indicates the significant volume of letters, further strengthening the argument that Kris was indeed playing the role of Santa Claus.

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Kris hurt Alfred by rasping him on the head with a cane.

Fred Gailey is the correct answer because he is mentioned as both an attorney and Susan's neighbor. Being a neighbor makes it likely that he is familiar with Susan and her family, and being an attorney suggests that he may have a flexible schedule that allows him to babysit. Additionally, the fact that he is mentioned in the list of potential babysitters implies that he is someone who is trusted to take care of Susan.

Susan was wishing for a house. This can be inferred from the given options where "A house" is listed as one of the choices.

In the house they want to buy, there was a cane leaning against the fireplace.

The correct answer is "Kris claims he's the real Santa." This statement implies that Kris believes he is the true embodiment of Santa Claus. It suggests that Kris is asserting his identity as Santa Claus, possibly to others or as a personal belief.

Kris, aka Santa, managed to accomplish the task of making Mr. Macy shake hands with Mr. Gimbel.

Susan believes that Kris is the real Santa. This implies that she considers him to be the actual Santa Claus, rather than just a regular person or her grandpa.