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dem82 [27]
3 years ago
11

" You ‘ll have a new home and a new school." Who said these words and to whom? In friend or foe a) Miss. Roberts to the children

b) Miss. Hardy to the children c) Miss. Roberts to David and Tucky
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kupik [55]3 years ago
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Answer:

a) Miss Roberts to the children (David, Tucky, Paul)

Explanation:

Friend or Foe is a captivating World War II story written by Michael Morpurgo.

Its is a story of two boys (David and Tucky) from London who were evacuated from London to another location in the Devon countryside.

In Chapter two, On their way out of London, the children were having an argument about when the war will end and who the winner would be and their school mate, Paul asked Miss Roberts opinion.

Miss Roberts told them that they would have a new home and a new school and it would not be easy for them but they had to understand that they would not be going home for a long time.

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