From the Mixed Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler-Ch. 4

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Who owned the 'Angel' statue before the Metropolitan Museum of Art bought it?

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Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

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Where did Claudia and Jamie go for breakfast?

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They left the museum to get breakfast.

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What piece of art caught Claudia's attention?

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A beautiful, graceful angel.

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How did Claudia and Jamie get a copy of The New York Times?

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They stole it from a man in the gift shop.

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Why did Claudia push Jamie down?

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Jamie was trying to get the photographer to take his picture.

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What is the significance of the 'Angel' statue in the story?

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It represents beauty and the mystery of art.

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What does Claudia's character represent in the story?

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A desire for adventure and independence.

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How does Jamie's character differ from Claudia's?

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Jamie is more practical and cautious, while Claudia is more impulsive.

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What lesson do Claudia and Jamie learn from their adventure?

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The importance of family and the value of art.

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What role does Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler play in the story?

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She is the owner of the 'Angel' statue and a key figure in the mystery.

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