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    Oliver Twist

    From whom did Fagin learn that the attempted robbery at the Maylie's was a failure?Oliver Twist

      Toby Crackit.

    What was the real name of 'The Artful Dodger'?Oliver Twist

      Jack Dawkins. Bill Sikes and Toby Crackit were members of Fagin's gang while Monks was Oliver's half-brother.

    Who really pick-pocketted Mr.Brownlow?Oliver Twist

      The Artful Dodger. Mr.Brownlow believed that Oliver had pick-pocketted him but as the bookstall keeper saw the real theives, he was saved.

    What was the name of Oliver's mother?Oliver Twist

      Agnes. Oliver's mother was Agnes.Her last word's were 'Let me see the child and die' for she died soon after he was born.

    What was the punishment given to Oliver for asking some more gruel?Oliver Twist

      instant confinement. Oliver was given instant confinement as punishment because he asked for some more.

    What happened to Oliver in the last chapter?Oliver Twist

      He was adopted by Mr. Brownlow. Mr. Brownlow took him in as his son and included him in his will.

    How did Bill Sikes meet his demise?Oliver Twist

      He was hanged. Bill killed his girlfriend Nancy for telling the Brownlow's about Monks' plan to have Oliver killed. He believed she turned on him. Afterwards, when fleeing from the police, he tried to slide up a chimney. When he got to the top, he imagined he saw Nancy's face and slipped with the rope noosed around his neck.

    Who was lurking in Mr. Brownlow's window with Monks?Oliver Twist

      Fagin. While Oliver was telling Mr. Brownlow about his situation, Monks and Fagin were checking up to see what he'd tell him.

    Why did Monks want Oliver dead?Oliver Twist

      He found out Oliver was his half-brother. When Monks' father died, he left an inheritance to Oliver's mother. When they couldn't find her, Monks got it, but if they found out about Oliver, he would end up getting it.

    Why did Bill Sikes need Oliver to assist him in robbing the Maylie house?Oliver Twist

      Oliver was small enough to fit through the window. Maylie's house was locked up well, except for one small window. Only Oliver was small enough to fit through, but he was shot in the process.

    What was the name of the boy Oliver met en route to London?Oliver Twist

      The Artful Dodger. Oliver and Dodger met in a small town right outside London. Dodger brought him to meet Fagin, a crime boss who taught young boys how to steal.

    What caused Oliver to assault Noah Claypole?Oliver Twist

      Noah said bad things about Oliver's dead mother. The Sowerberry's were going to send Oliver back to the workhouse. Oliver ran off to London the next day.

    Why was Oliver removed from the workhouse?Oliver Twist

      He asked for seconds on dinner. The law stated that poor children were only allowed one serving of dinner. Mr. Bumble banished Oliver to the cellar and then transferred him to an undertaker named Mr. Sowerberry.

    What did Mrs. Mann steal from Oliver's mother after she died?Oliver Twist

      a locket. Oliver's mother came into the workhouse from a storm, gave birth to Oliver, and died. Shortly after, Mrs. Mann, who helped Mr. Bumble run the workhouse, stole her only luxury, a locket that Oliver's father gave her.

    How did Oliver get his name?Oliver Twist

      Mr. Bumble named him when he was born. Mr. Bumble, the head of the workhouse Oliver lived in, picked the name Oliver at random. He named him "Twist" because he named the last orphan "Swubble". He named the orphans alphabetically.

    Who became honest at the end?Oliver Twist

      Charley Bates. Charley Bates abhorred the life of a criminal after he saw what happened to Bill Sikes.

    How did Bill Sikes die?Oliver Twist

      Hanging. He was trying to get the rope under his armpits so he could lower himself down from a roof, because a mob was chasing him to avenge the murder of Nancy. He only got it down to his neck, and, haunted by Nancy's eyes after her murder, he ran away from her apparition with the rope around his neck. The rope was tied onto the chimney to lower himself down...

    Who was Oliver's nurse, employed by Mr. Brownlow?Oliver Twist

      Mrs. Bedwin. Mrs. Bedwin loved Oliver as her own son.

    Mr. Brownlow's suit was what colour?Oliver Twist

      Bottle green. Mr. Brownlow saved Oliver's life by having him nursed to health. Oliver was kidnapped, however, when trying to prove his worth to Mr. Brownlow by delivering a parcel for him.

    Who kidnaps Oliver and brings him back to Fagin while Oliver is delivering the books?Oliver Twist

      Nancy. Nancy repented later on and helped bring down Fagin's gang by telling her life story to Rose Maylie.

    What was the Artful arrested for possessing?Oliver Twist

      A silver snuff box. He was deported to Australia after harassing the judge greatly, much to the appreciation of the crowd.

    The Artful Dodger was also known by which name?Oliver Twist

      Jack Dawkins. Jack was Fagin's child prodigy.

    Who said "The law is a ass"?Oliver Twist

      Mr. Bumble. Mr. Bumble says this after he was told that he was responsible for the actions of his wife, and that he was then in legal trouble. In reality, she is the one in control of the couple.

    What was Mrs. Bumble's previous name?Oliver Twist

      Mrs. Corney. After Mrs. Corney marries Mr. Bumble, she dominates the household, and controls everything he does. A stark contrast can be seen in Mr. Bumble's personality before the marriage compared to after.

    What was Mr. Bumble's occupation?Oliver Twist

      Beadle. Mr. Bumble was responsible for taking care of the paupers, and lost his high status after marrying Mrs. Bumble.

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