Boxcar Children - Mystery Of The Hidden Picture

Based on the information given in the question, when Mrs. Newton returned the necklace, it was given to Jessie by the grandfather.

The given statement suggests that Mrs. Newton has been in possession of a necklace that rightfully belongs to someone else for a long time. The word "bad" indicates that she feels guilty or remorseful about this action. Therefore, the correct answer is true, as it implies that Mrs. Newton acknowledges her wrongdoing and regrets her decision to keep the necklace.

Based on the information given in the question, when Mrs. Newton returned the necklace, grandfather gave it to Jessie.

The children ended up finding the painting in the attic with the dress up clothes.

The Alden children were planning to have a surprise birthday party for their grandfather at the beginning of the story. This is evident from the fact that they were discussing how to keep the party a secret and make it a special surprise for him.

The statement contradicts the fact that Laura Garrison didn't show up at the house. Therefore, the children should not give up on solving the mystery as they still have a chance to find out what happened to Laura.

The given statement suggests that Grandfather is furious with the children when he learns about their activities. However, the correct answer is False, indicating that Grandfather is not furious with them. The explanation for this could be that Grandfather may have a different reaction to their actions, such as being understanding, disappointed, or even amused. Without further context, it is not possible to determine the exact reason for Grandfather's reaction, but it is clear that he is not furious based on the given answer.

The correct answer is Mr. Mason because he is the only option given that is not a family member. Since the question states that the children suspect someone is following them in the car, it is likely that the person following them would be someone outside of their immediate family. Therefore, Mr. Mason, who is not a relative, is the most likely suspect.

The statement is false because it states that Mrs. Newton returns the necklace, but then mentions that Grandfather has her son arrested for theft. This implies that Mrs. Newton's son stole the necklace, which contradicts the fact that she returned it. Therefore, the statement cannot be true.

The painting was hidden because Grandfather put it away when the necklace was stolen. This suggests that Grandfather wanted to keep the painting safe and secure, possibly to protect it from potential theft or damage.

The correct answer is Mrs. Newton's son. This can be inferred from the question that someone stole the necklace from Grandfather's house, and out of the given options, Mrs. Newton's son is the most likely culprit.

The correct answer is "Mr. Mason threw it away." This means that Mr. Mason discarded the drawing that Violet left with him.

The Alden children found Laura Garrison's phone number by calling everyone with the same last name from local towns.

The children keep their investigation a secret from grandfather because they are afraid that he might be disappointed if they don't find the necklace. They don't want to let him down or upset him, so they choose to keep it a secret to avoid any potential disappointment.

Mrs. Newton and Mr. Mason show up at the Alden's with the necklace.

The correct answer is "They wanted to question someone in her town about the mystery." This can be inferred from the fact that the children wanted Aunt Jane's help to solve the mystery, indicating that they needed to gather information from someone in her town.

Mrs. Newton's daughter tries to interrupt during the children's visit because she wants her mother to tell the truth. This suggests that there is some information or secret that Mrs. Newton's daughter believes her mother should reveal, and she is eager for her mother to do so.

Mrs. Harkins is the correct answer because she is the only person mentioned in the options who could potentially have knowledge about the necklace. Mr. Mason, Aunt Jane, and the Police may not have been present or involved in the situation, making them unlikely choices for the first person the children would question. Therefore, Mrs. Harkins is the most plausible option.

The statement suggests that Laura Garrison told the children to stay away from her mother and give up on finding the necklace. However, the correct answer is False because the statement contradicts what Laura Garrison actually said to the children. The correct explanation would be that Laura Garrison did not tell the children to stay away from her mother or give up on finding the necklace.

The given statement suggests that Laura refuses to talk to the children and sends them home when they meet up at the ice cream shop. This implies that the statement is true, as it states a fact that Laura does not engage in conversation with the children and dismisses them.