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Matilda thought Miss Honey was poor because of her modest lifestyle and the dilapidated condition of her home. Miss Honey lived in a small cottage that lacked basic comforts and was filled with old, worn furniture, which contrasted sharply with the wealth and extravagance of other teachers and families. Additionally, Miss Honey often spoke about her financial struggles, further reinforcing Matilda's impression of her as someone who was not well-off.
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How do you think Robin Hood was a morally consonance character?
In the story he robbed the rich to give to the poor.
What is Rudolph's favorite color?
red
Anyone have the song Kathie Lee Gifford sang in the cruise line commercial?
It's called "Ain't We Got Fun." It's from the 1920's-30's, and the lyrics are on numerous places on the web. As I recall, the commercial with Kathie Lee (for Carnival, I think) left out the lines about how poor the people in the song are: "Not much money/Oh but honey/Ain't we got fun."
Where was Fray Juan de Pargo Araujo martyred?
Well, honey, Fray Juan de Pargo Araujo was martyred in Japan. Yep, you heard me right. That poor soul met his end in Japan. So, there you have it, straight from the history books.
Why was Robin Hood famous?
He is a man that stole from the rich people who were mean and gave the riches to the poor and unhealthy!
What is the conflict of the book called Matilda?
The theme of Matilda is, quite simply, goodness overcomes evil. Matilda Wormwood is a small child with great intelligence. Left to her own devices, she teaches herself to read, and despite being denied books at home, she begins visiting the local library daily, poring through all the books. When the kindly librarian gives her a library card of her own, there is no stopping Matilda in her quest for learning. Mr. Wormwood sells used cars for a living, but he cheats his customers with poor quality cars and shoddy workmanship. He sells a car to Miss Agatha Trunchbull, the principal of Crunchem Hall, a private school. During negotiations, he arranges to enrol Matilda in the school. Matilda discovers that Agatha Trunchbull is a terrible tyrant, punishing the children at the school for tiny misdemeanours. Meanwhile, Matilda's intelligence also impresses her lovely teacher, Miss Honey (who happens to be Trunchbull's niece), so much that Miss Honey regretfully suggests to Miss Trunchbull that Matilda should be progressed to a higher grade. No other adults - least of all Matilda's parents - seem interested in Matilda's vast intellectual capacity. At one stage, Matilda's anger at her parents causes her to discover that she has the gift of telekinesis, that is, being able to move things by the power of her mind. Newly armed with this gift, she teaches both her family and Miss Trunchbull some unforgettable lessons. She frees Miss Honey from the abuse she has suffered all her life at the hands of Trunchbull, and ends up living with Miss Honey.
What is the story Matilda about?
The story of Matilda is about an unusual little girl with extraordinary intellectual talents. She is stuck in a family that neither recognises nor appreciates her talents, and she is left to fend for herself. Her father, Mr Wormwood owns a second-hand car garage and cheats people while her mother, Mrs Wormwood is at the bingo all day. She also has a rather obnoxious brother.Matilda teaches herself to read and to do mental calculations far in advance of other children her age. She spends her day sitting in the town library, reading anything she can get her hands on. She is desperate to go to school, and is finally sent to a school run by a tyrant of a headmistress, who devises all sorts of tortures and punishments for children who misbehave (and also for those who do not).Although the headmistress is a terrible person, Matilda adores her teacher, Miss Honey, who quickly recognises Matilda's extraordinary abilities. Miss Honey is very poor, living in a tiny cottage. Through a series of events, Matilda also discovers she has more than just intellectual powers - she is able to move objects with her mind. Through this ability, she is able to help Miss Honey to get back property improperly taken from her by the school's headmistress when Miss Honey's father (brother to the headmistress) died. Matilda eventually gets to live with her teacher rather than her family.It's a very enjoyable children's fantasy.
What is the story of Matilda?
The story of Matilda is about an unusual little girl with extraordinary intellectual talents. She is stuck in a family that neither recognises nor appreciates her talents, and she is left to fend for herself. Her father, Mr Wormwood owns a second-hand car garage and cheats people while her mother, Mrs Wormwood is at the bingo all day. She also has a rather obnoxious brother.Matilda teaches herself to read and to do mental calculations far in advance of other children her age. She spends her day sitting in the town library, reading anything she can get her hands on. She is desperate to go to school, and is finally sent to a school run by a tyrant of a headmistress, who devises all sorts of tortures and punishments for children who misbehave (and also for those who do not).Although the headmistress is a terrible person, Matilda adores her teacher, Miss Honey, who quickly recognises Matilda's extraordinary abilities. Miss Honey is very poor, living in a tiny cottage. Through a series of events, Matilda also discovers she has more than just intellectual powers - she is able to move objects with her mind. Through this ability, she is able to help Miss Honey to get back property improperly taken from her by the school's headmistress when Miss Honey's father (brother to the headmistress) died. Matilda eventually gets to live with her teacher rather than her family.It's a very enjoyable children's fantasy.
Is Matilda real is it a true story based on Roald Dahl?
The story of Matilda is about an unusual little girl with extraordinary intellectual talents. She is stuck in a family that neither recognises nor appreciates her talents, and she is left to fend for herself. Her father, Mr Wormwood owns a second-hand car garage and cheats people while her mother, Mrs Wormwood is at the bingo all day. She also has a rather obnoxious brother.Matilda teaches herself to read and to do mental calculations far in advance of other children her age. She spends her day sitting in the town library, reading anything she can get her hands on. She is desperate to go to school, and is finally sent to a school run by a tyrant of a headmistress, who devises all sorts of tortures and punishments for children who misbehave (and also for those who do not).Although the headmistress is a terrible person, Matilda adores her teacher, Miss Honey, who quickly recognises Matilda's extraordinary abilities. Miss Honey is very poor, living in a tiny cottage. Through a series of events, Matilda also discovers she has more than just intellectual powers - she is able to move objects with her mind. Through this ability, she is able to help Miss Honey to get back property improperly taken from her by the school's headmistress when Miss Honey's father (brother to the headmistress) died. Matilda eventually gets to live with her teacher rather than her family.It's a very enjoyable children's fantasy.
When was Poor Miss Finch created?
Poor Miss Finch was created in 1872.
Did the poor people's soul in Egypt went to underworld?
I am asking myself too but i think they worked for the rich people in the underworld MISs van duuren
how did matilda be unfamous?
Matilda was unhappy because she had no dowry, no hope, no means of becoming known. She was a pretty woman and she felt that she was born for all luxuries. She wished to marry a rich person but she was unlucky because she was born in a poor family.
How was honey used as a medicine in ancient Egypt?
help ,this poor girl
Does Scotty Mccreey like Loren on American Idol?
You spelled the poor girl's name wrong! But,Scotty probably does like her because Haley is a miss i think i am so beautiful diva.
Is it easier to score close to the net in soccer?
Yes, Much easier. The only problem is that there is a lot of pressure if you miss because people will think that your "finishing" is poor and that you need work on your shooting.
What did miss saunders do before coming to mcclenton middle school to teach?
she is poor
Can overweight miss periods?
no over weight cannot miss the period bcoz period is miss by lack or cause due to some other underlying causes like stress poor health
