The Ghost Teacher - Practice

Mr Brown wanted revenge from Billy Reed because he believed that Billy Reed had wronged him in some way. Additionally, Mr Brown believed that he was a ghost and that the current year was 1935. This suggests that Mr Brown may have some unresolved issues or grievances with Billy Reed and is seeking retribution, possibly due to a perceived injustice or betrayal.

The silver car was considered strange because its door opened, but nobody got out of the car. This suggests that there may have been an unusual or unexpected situation inside the car, such as someone hiding or a malfunctioning door. It creates a sense of curiosity and intrigue, as it is not typical for a car door to open without someone exiting.

Tony took proactive steps to handle the fire situation. He first grabbed the fire extinguisher, showing his intention to put out the fire. Additionally, he took the keys from Mr. Wilson, indicating that he took responsibility for the situation and was willing to take action. Finally, he opened the door, which suggests that he was trying to create an escape route or allow others to enter and help. Overall, Tony's actions demonstrate his quick thinking and initiative in responding to the fire.

Based on the information provided, Mr. Brown is described as having a pipe, a lot of old books, and a stick. Additionally, it is stated that he is a ghost. No other information is given about his occupation or behavior. Therefore, the answer suggests that Mr. Brown is a ghost who possesses specific items but does not provide any details about his teaching abilities or role as a teacher.

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Billy Reed from 1935 is the great uncle of the young Billy Reed, who is Tony's friend. This means that the Billy Reed from 1935 is a relative of the young Billy Reed.

Tony called for help from Mr Wilson because there was a fire and both Billy and Mr Brown were locked in a room. It is likely that Tony recognized the urgency of the situation and knew that immediate assistance was needed to ensure the safety of both individuals trapped inside the room.

Billy stayed after school because his notebook was blank and he needed to finish his work.

Susan Smart said that the song Mr. Brown had played in the classroom is sixty years old and that Frank Sinatra, the singer of the song, is dead.

Mr Brown gave Billy Reed the punishment to write one hundred times 'It is wrong to lie'.

Mr. Brown said Billy Reed lied because Billy claimed that the designers of the Phantom car were dead. However, if the designers were truly dead, it would be impossible for them to have designed the car. Therefore, Mr. Brown concluded that Billy was lying about this statement.

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The correct answer is "It was Mr Wilson, when he was a pupil." This suggests that Mr Wilson started the fire in 1935 when he was still a student. The other options, Mr Brown the ghost and it being done by mistake, are not supported by the given information and are therefore incorrect.

The correct answer is "They thought he was strange." This answer is supported by the information provided in the question. It states that the students thought Mr. Brown was strange, indicating that they found his behavior or characteristics to be unusual or odd. The other options, such as thinking he is cool, feeling scared of him, or thinking he wanted revenge, are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be considered as the correct answer.

Tony is described as a student in class 6B and the storyteller/narrator. This implies that he is not the caretaker, the head teacher, or a student at West Hill University.

The given answer states that the police believed Billy started the fire by accident with a pipe and matches. This suggests that the police had investigated the incident and concluded that Billy was responsible for the fire. The mention of the pipe and matches indicates that the police had some evidence or information pointing towards Billy's involvement in starting the fire accidentally, rather than intentionally.

The fireman thought Tony was crazy because when they entered the room, they only saw Billy Reed and no one else. This suggests that Tony was claiming there was a ghost in the room, even though there was no apparent evidence of anyone else being present. The fireman's perception of Tony as crazy is based on the contradiction between Tony's claim and the visible reality of the situation.