Tina Farrell told the Parkers that if their child had been

Tina Farrell told the Parkers that if their child had been hers, she would
nbsp;(*ответ*) never have parted with her
nbsp;have found a new parents for her
nbsp;have left her in hospital
nbsp;never have accepted her
Tina Farrell was
nbsp;(*ответ*) an usherette at the Odeon
nbsp;a nurse at the hospital
nbsp;an accountant at the Electricity Board
nbsp;a school teacher
Tina said that the Parkers daughter was
nbsp;(*ответ*) the loveliest little darkie in the world
nbsp;like Lou and Raymond in many ways
nbsp;a blessing in disguise
nbsp;a child of shame
To Needle the main attraction of marrying Skinny was
nbsp;(*ответ*) his prospective expeditions to Mesopotamia
nbsp;her aspiration to have her revenge upon George for unrequited love
nbsp;his prospect of success
nbsp;her great desire to get married
To prove that George had absolutly no motive in killing Needle, Kathleen told the police that
nbsp;(*ответ*) she was engaged to him
nbsp;she knew everything about Matilda
nbsp;Needle was Georges best friend
nbsp;at the moment of the crime George had been with her
Trevor did not believe in
nbsp;(*ответ*) hate and love
nbsp;the gang
nbsp;friendship
nbsp;leadership
Trevor ordered Mike to smash he would find in the kitchen:
nbsp;(*ответ*) all the china and glass and bottles
nbsp;nothing except tea-service
nbsp;only cups and plates
nbsp;only bottles
Trevor said that the gang would need to fulfil his plan:
nbsp;(*ответ*) nails, hummer, screwdriver, chisels, saw, hacksaw, sledge-hammer.
nbsp;table-knife, masks, two guns, rope
nbsp;three ladders, mincing-machine, plank, two blankets, master-key
nbsp;short brush of bound straw, paint, waste-bin, glue, drawing-pins
Trevor said the gang would be in Mr. Thomas house like
nbsp;(*ответ*) worms in an apple
nbsp;ants in ant-hill
nbsp;a fish out of water
nbsp;a fish in the sea
Trevor told the gang that a staircase in Mr. Thomas house looked like a
nbsp;(*ответ*) corkscrew
nbsp;snake
nbsp;wheel
nbsp;mountain road
Trevor was years old:
nbsp;(*ответ*) fifteen
nbsp;twenty two
nbsp;twenty
nbsp;ten
Trevors father was a
nbsp;(*ответ*) former architect and present clerk
nbsp;veterinary
nbsp;chief of a library
nbsp;former policeman and present lawyer
Trevors father
nbsp;(*ответ*) had come down in the world
nbsp;was the pet of society
nbsp;had educated mind and taste
nbsp;was a respected person
Trevors mother considered herself
nbsp;(*ответ*) better than the neighbours
nbsp;a woman remarkable for her courage
nbsp;the happiest woman in the world
nbsp;a clever woman
Two days before Lou left the hospital had visited her:
nbsp;(*ответ*) Henry
nbsp;Tina Farrell
nbsp;Elizabeth
nbsp;Oxford
When Blackie asked Trevor if he had found anything special, Trevor
nbsp;(*ответ*) drew out of his pockets bundles of pound notes
nbsp;showed him a beautiful old gold cigarette-case he had found in the kitchen
nbsp;said that Blackie was too impatient and curious
nbsp;said it wasnt Blackies business