Junaci Pavlove Ulice

The answer "Crvene košulje" suggests that the name of the opposing family is "Crvene košulje".

Hektor is the name of the dog that guards the grund.

The correct answer is "kit."

Ferenc Molnar is the correct answer because he is the author of the novel "Junaci Pavlove ulice".

The correct answer is "od upale pluća" which translates to "from pneumonia" in English. This suggests that the cause of death of little Nemeček was pneumonia.

The correct answer is Budimpešti.

The correct answer is "okupali su ga u jezeru". This answer suggests that the red-shirted individuals punished Nemeček by bathing him in the lake.

The correct answer is "Pastori". This is because the question asks for the name of the brothers who stole the slingshots from the younger boys. "Pastori" is the only option that matches this description.

The correct answer is Boka, Nemeček, and Čonakoš because they are the only names listed in the first option. The other options list different names, so they are not the correct answer.

The correct answer is "oteli im pikule" which translates to "stole their marbles" in English. This means that the Crvenokošuljaši took away the marbles from the younger boys.

The correct answer is "Gereba". This suggests that the boys saw someone named Gereba in the botanical garden while the red-shirted individuals were present.

The boys fought with sand bombs.

The correct answer is "nema čin, običan je vojnik." This means that Nemeček does not hold any rank and is simply a regular soldier.

The correct answer is "Ovdje su bili dečki iz Pavlove ulice!" This is the only statement that is mentioned in the message left by the boys to the red-shirts in the botanical garden. The other statements, "Najavljujemo vam rat!" and "Izdajicu Gereba izbacujemo iz družine!", are not mentioned in the given message.

Gereb podmićivao Slovaka cigaretama kako bi ga nagovorio da otjera dječake s grunda.

The correct answer is "žvaču ga". This means that the boys chew the gum to keep it moist.

The correct answer is "Rac." In this question, we are asked to identify the name for a professor who teaches boys. Among the given options, "Rac" is the only one that could potentially be a name. The other options, "Rak" and "Rihter," do not seem to be names that would typically be associated with a professor. Therefore, "Rac" is the most suitable answer.

The construction of a three-story building on the grund makes the victory over the redshirts futile. The fact that some other boys took over the grund and were driven away by Slovak is not relevant to the question. The key point is that the construction of the building undermines the significance of the victory.

The correct answer is crveno-zelena.

The correct answer is "ime su mu u zapisnik upisali malim slovima" which translates to "they wrote his name in the minutes in lowercase letters." This suggests that the members of the association punished Nemeček by disrespecting him and intentionally demeaning him in the minutes of the meeting.

The correct answer is "majka" which means mother in Croatian. This suggests that the person who came to pick up the sick Nemeček at the grund was his mother.

The correct answer is Boka i Gereb.

Nemečekov otac je po zanimanju krojač.

The correct answer is "popeo se na krov Slovakove daščare" which translates to "he climbed onto the roof of Slovak's shed." This suggests that Nemeček secretly listened to the conversation between Gereba and Slovak by hiding on the roof of Slovak's shed.

Gerebov otac je kupio Gerebi knjigu Julesa Vernea. Ova informacija se može zaključiti iz pitanja koje navodi da su pavlouličanci prešutjeli istinu o Gerebovoj izdaji. Iz toga možemo zaključiti da je Gerebov otac želio da ga oraspoloži nakon te situacije, pa mu je kupio knjigu Julesa Vernea kao nešto što bi ga moglo zabaviti i odvući mu misli od neugodne situacije.

The word "grund" in Croatian means "construction site" or "building site." This is evident from the fact that "gradilište" is the correct answer, which directly translates to "construction site" in English. The other options, "igralište" meaning "playground" and "dvorište" meaning "backyard," do not accurately represent the meaning of the word "grund."

The correct answer is "u stakleniku" which means "in the greenhouse" in English. This suggests that the boys hid in the greenhouse when the red-shirted people discovered the message.

During Nemeček's illness, the person who does not show sympathy for him and his family is the man whose father Nemeček sewed clothes for.

The correct answer is "četvrti" because the question is asking which grade the boys go to. "četvrti" means fourth in Croatian, so it indicates that the boys go to the fourth grade.