Mandie And The Mysterious Bells

A "belfry" refers to the bell tower of a church. It is the structure that houses the bells and is often located at the top of the church building. Belfries are typically tall and can be seen from a distance. They serve as a prominent feature of many churches and are used to house and ring the church bells.

Ben usually drives Mrs. Taft's rig.

Mrs. Taft is Mandie's grandmother.

The church bell is ringing 13 times according to the given answer.

Mandie tells Ben that her true home is her mother and uncle's house. This suggests that she feels a stronger sense of belonging and connection to her immediate family rather than her grandmother's house, school, Celia's house, or the church.

The correct answer is "HELP!" because it is the only option that is painted on the white choir robe in red letters. The other options do not mention anything about being painted or the color of the letters.

The correct answer is "Many people got the flu." This suggests that the town people blamed the church bells for the spread of the flu. It is possible that the church bells were rung to signal gatherings or events where people came in close contact with each other, leading to the spread of the flu. The town people may have associated the sound of the church bells with the outbreak of the flu and blamed it as the cause.

Hilda was found in the church.

Celia is waiting for Mandie at the train station.

The correct answer is Two professional gamblers. This suggests that the ringing bell in the church was caused by two professional gamblers.