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| In the book by this title, a character overhears long after it happened, that her mother had been blown up in her laboratory. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 1) |
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| In this book, a setting is Loompski Laboratories and the Starkian Mtn. range. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 2) |
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| In the book by this title, Dr. Wilfer Adnoid only seemed interested in his daughter's math grades. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 2) |
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| In this book garbage was collected by orphans. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 2) |
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| In the book by this title, brothers were named Leo, Lester, Lars, Ludwig and Lenny. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 4) |
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| In this book, the Karsnicky Medal was the highest honor a scientist could achieve. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 4) |
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| In this book, there was a 20 foot high electrical fence in the forest with signs that said, DANGER! |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 4) |
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| In the book by this title, a main character learns by having computer classes rather than going to an ordinary school. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 5) |
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| In this book, characters live in a big, old house with stone lions at the steps and gargoyles on the roof. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 3 & 6) |
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| In the book by this title, Mrs. Lisowsky was the first to notice her perfect pitch. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 22) |
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| In this book, a man hits something that looks like a large two-pronged fork and a tone fills the air. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 34) |
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| This author writes that when lowering the ram panel it was important to push the green button, NOT the red one. |
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| In the book by this author, a computer math program has annoying dancing chickens. |
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| In the book by this author, singing could be DANGEROUS. |
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| In the book by this author, there were large, high-flying birds called harriers. |
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| This author writes of a wooden box with three tiers lined with green velvet, and a bottom drawer to hold odds and ends. |
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| In the book by this author, a wedding ring is a plain gold band and a small oblong of gray rock with strands of pink and green. |
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| This author writes that pitch includes overtones and harmonics, an integer multiple of the fundamental frequency. |
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| This author writes about a trick for remembering the nine times tables. |
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| In the book by this author, a rolled up message is found in a test tube. |
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| In the book by this author, a character is finally able to find an 'overtone' while nearly falling from a tree. |
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| In the book by this title, 'Cook' is soon going to notice the food missing from the kitchen. (p. 107) |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 107) |
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| In the book by this title, characters walked through a vast, dark cave littered with interesting bits of clutter and eventually reached a cave-in. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 117 & 118) |
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| In this book the light gave a last weak flicker, blinked out, and plunged them into darkness. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 120) |
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| In the book by this title, positive thoughts were necessary to make the plane fly. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 136) |
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| In this book small figures sit around a campfire, singing and swaying softly. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 139) |
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| In the book by this title, the main character keeps forgetting to put down the landing gear. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 151) |
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| In the book by this title, "Missing Child" posters had been put all over town to be on the lookout for a scrawny girl with blond braids. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 202) |
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| In the book by this author, plastic kids toys were used as a catalyst. |
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| This author writes of three simple rules to success: 1. Keep them secret 2. Keep them hungry 3. Keep them scared. |
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| In the book by this author, the children wore shock collars. |
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| In the book by this author, the smell in the hopper was ripe, rotten and unspeakably foul. |
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| In the book by this author, a frozen stiff figure is called an ugly lawn ornament. |
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| In the book by this title, the main character fell asleep under the dining room table. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 1) |
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| A character knew she would never be able to play along the town's river banks. Name the book. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 7) |
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| In this book a character talks to an orphan who is her age on the other side of the iron railing. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 16) |
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| In the book by this author a setting is the site of a former volcano. |
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| In the book by this author a small sheet of music, written in blue ink, slipped out and fell to the floor. |
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| In this book there was someone called a crackpot. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 106) |
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| In this book a girl sings a lullaby written by her mother and a plane begins to glow and hum. |
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| The Secret of Zoom (p. 124-125) |
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| In the book by this author, an orphanage director lies to a head scientist and says that children sing on the mountain. |
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