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The Hundred Dresses Part 1
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The Hundred Dresses Part 1
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1. What tells you that Peggy wasn't cruel?
2. Why does Maddie stand by and not do anything?
3. Who lived in Boggins Heights?
4. How many shoes did Wanda say she had?
5. Who did Maddie think would win the contest?
6. How many drawings did Wanda draw?
7. Where in the classroom does Wanda sit?
8. What reason did Maddie give herself to justify teasing Wanda?
9. Where in the classroom does Wanda sit?
10. Which classroom did they all sit in?
11. Why did Peggy say 'and I thought I could draw'?
12. Why does Wanda say that she has a hundred dresses?
13. What did the drawing and colouring contest mean for the girls and boys?
14. Who did Maddie think would win the contest?
15. How other girls treat Wanda?
16. What was Maddie's full name?
17. How other girls treat Wanda?

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