Penny From Heaven By Holm

Aunt Gina tells Penny the truth about her father.

Uncle Dominic gave Penny the lucky bean.

Freddy was taken away because he was registered as an "enemy alien" and owned a radio. During times of war or conflict, governments often monitor and restrict the activities of individuals who are considered to be potential threats or enemies. Being registered as an "enemy alien" suggests that Freddy was seen as a potential threat to national security. Owning a radio could have been seen as a means of communication or gathering information that could be used against the country. Therefore, these factors likely led to Freddy being taken away.

Aunt Gina tells Penny the truth about her father while in the hospital.

Me-Me makes banana pancakes for breakfast on Penny's 12th birthday. This is indicated by the given answer choice.

Uncle Dominic gives Penny Dogers game tickets for her 12th birthday.

Penny is grounded for the rest of the summer because she snuck out to the pool. This implies that she went against the rules or her parents' instructions by leaving the designated area or going to the pool without permission. As a consequence, she has been punished and restricted from any further activities or privileges for the remainder of the summer.

Jack Teitelzweig works as a lifeguard at a pool.

Bobby Rocco is the correct answer because he is the one who tried to take a kite from Frankie and was scared off by Nonny.

Frankie tried to take money from a collection plate at St. Anthony's church.

Nonny lives with Uncle Paulie.

Frankie's parents are Uncle Angelo and Aunt Teresa.

During World War II, the term "enemy alien" referred to individuals who were living in a country but were citizens of a country that was at war with that country. These individuals were considered potential threats to national security and were subjected to various restrictions and surveillance. In the context of the book "Penny from Heaven," which is set during WWII, an "enemy alien" would therefore be a non-naturalized citizen who could potentially be seen as an enemy due to their nationality or origin.

The story takes place in 1953.

Eleanor works as a secretary for a truck company. This means that she is responsible for administrative tasks such as managing schedules, organizing files, and assisting with communication within the company. As a secretary, she likely plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of the truck company's daily activities.

Grandpa Falucci is referred to as the "water boy" in the given question. This implies that Grandpa Falucci is the person responsible for providing water to others, possibly in a sports or outdoor setting.

Uncle Dom lives in the Roadking

Nonny wears black as her shield in a country where she can't speak the language. This suggests that she uses black clothing as a way to protect herself or feel more secure in an unfamiliar environment. It may also imply that she wants to blend in or not draw attention to herself due to her inability to communicate effectively in the local language. Wearing black may give her a sense of comfort and help her navigate through the challenges of living in a foreign country.

Aunt Fulvia is the correct answer because the question asks who "Patenella Mia" was, implying that "Patenella Mia" is a person's name. Among the given options, Aunt Fulvia is the only one that could potentially be a person's name. Eleanor, Mrs. Chicalos, and Option 4 do not provide any indication of being a person's name, so they can be eliminated as potential answers.

Freddy died of a gastric hemorrhage. This is indicated by the given options and the fact that it is the correct answer. A gastric hemorrhage refers to bleeding in the stomach, which can be a life-threatening condition if not treated promptly.

In 1957, the Brooklyn Dodgers moved to Los Angeles. This relocation marked a significant moment in baseball history as it was the first time a Major League Baseball team had moved to the West Coast. The move was prompted by the desire of team owner Walter O'Malley to secure a new stadium in Brooklyn, which was not possible at the time. The Dodgers' move to LA had a lasting impact on the sport and helped pave the way for the expansion of baseball into new markets.

The correct answer is Mrs. Giaquinto because the question asks about who used to date cousin Benny, and out of the given options, Mrs. Giaquinto is the only one mentioned as having a past romantic relationship with Benny.

The correct answer is "Uncle Dominic returns from Florida". This is because the question asks for a miracle that Penny mentioned toward the end of the book, and there is no mention of Uncle Dominic returning from Florida as one of her miracles.

Penny thinks she is named after the Bing Crosby song but it really was her father's letter

Mr. Mulligan was in the Air Force stationed in Burma.

Aunt Francine and Cousin Lou Ellen have a place along the boardwalk on the Jersey shore.

Uncle Ralphie owns the market and Uncle Angelo is always in prison

The water boy treasure was found in the backyard of Uncle Paulie & Aunt Gina's house.