3rd Pd. Papa's Parrot By Kayla And Ladasha

Mr. Tillian owns a candy and nut shop. This can be inferred from the given options where the other choices like hardware store, toy store, and mall do not match the description of the kind of store he owns.

Mr. Tillian had his heart attack at the back of the store.

The fact that Mr. Tillian buying a bird is what makes this story real because it establishes the existence of a parrot, which is mentioned in the other options. Without Mr. Tillian buying a bird, there would be no parrot dancing, no parrot watching TV, and no mention of Harry reading minds. Therefore, the presence of Mr. Tillian buying a bird lends credibility to the story.

If Harry were to visit his dad more, it suggests that he did not prioritize spending time with his father enough. This implies that Harry regrets not making more effort to see his dad and would have changed his behavior if given the chance. The other options, such as having fun with friends, getting another pet, or eating a whole bunch of candy, do not address the issue of Harry's relationship with his dad.

The given answer, "The parrot," would be a good title for this story because it suggests that the story will revolve around or heavily feature a parrot. This title hints at the potential for an interesting and unique storyline centered around the parrot and its role in the narrative.

The conflict in the story is Mr. Tillian getting a bird. This suggests that there may be some sort of problem or tension arising from Mr. Tillian's acquisition of the bird. The conflict could potentially involve issues such as Mr. Tillian's ability to care for the bird, the bird causing disruptions or conflicts within Mr. Tillian's household, or conflicts between Mr. Tillian and other characters who may have differing opinions about the bird.

The correct answer is 7 because it is the only age option provided. It can be inferred that Harry stopped liking candy at the age of 7 based on the given information in the question.