Good Work Secret Seven (Book 6) Quiz

Answer: Jack shouted "Guy Fawkes! Let me in!" in his sleep.

Susie warns Jack that she knows the password and he's sure she's making it up as he's told nobody. She turns up at the shed and gives the password. They let her in, expecting Colin, but are very cross with her. They make her sit in the corner watching them eat delicious food.

Answer: On the way to the meeting he heard someone in the bushes crying out in pain. They knocked his torch from his hand and ran away. He found a notebook in the bush written in code.

Colin heard some people whispering in the bushes and then one of them cried out. He shone his torch to see what he could see, but someone knocked it from his hand and ran away. He didn't see who it was, but when he looked in the bushes he found a notebook written mostly in secret code.

Scamper barks to tell the children Susie is still listening outside, but Peter tells him to be quiet, so he gives up. It's only later that they realise she probably heard everything.

Answer: Susie and her friends blowing up paper bags and popping them

Silly Susie and her friends have set the Secret Seven up to make them look like fools. She giggles and gloats, and they get very, very cross! At first they won't let her out of the shed but then they let her out on the condition that she won't tell anyone about what's happened. How embarrassing!

Answer: Two strange men get in the car and drive off with the children still in the back.

Peter thinks his dad is giving a friend a lift home at first, but then realises he doesn't know either of the men. He whispers to Janet to get down where they can't be seen. One of the men has a finger missing. The other one drops something in the car.

The men don't drive very far away before they leave the car and get out. Peter finds a telephone and calls his dad at the station - his dad hasn't realised the car has been stolen!

Answer: A button and a spectacles case with "Briggs. Renning 2150" written inside

Janet finds the spectacle case between the seats. Inside is written "Briggs. Renning 2150" which they know will be the name of the owner and his telephone number - he lives in Renning which isn't far. They also find a button, but Peter says it belongs to his father who has a button missing from his coat, and has probably been there ages.

Answer: Mr Briggs is a friend of Peter's dad, and he got a lift home the previous week.

Peter is very suspicious of Mr Briggs at first. When he says he has lost the spectacle case a week earlier, Peter says he can't have as they had only been lost the night before in his father's car. Mr Briggs asks who Peter's dad is and realises he knows him and got a lift home the previous week - just when the glasses case went missing. Mr Briggs is an innocent man and Peter feels a little foolish for being so suspicious.

Answer: Scamper runs in and knocks over the candle, setting the straw on fire and burning their Guy.

Scamper has been in the kitchen trying to sample some delicious stew, and comes bounding into the garden where the children are working hard. He knocks over the bottle holding the candle in his excitement and sure enough, the fire catches some of the straw and newspaper and gets out of control.

The children fetch buckets of water from the pond and put out the flames, but their Guy is ruined. What a horrible end to a lovely evening. Nothing seems to be going right for the Secret Seven in this book!

Answer: Peter will dress up like a Guy. The other boys will take him outside Sid's Cafe where he can keep watch without looking suspicious.

Colin's friend Larry works in a garage, and a lot of lorry drivers pass though. Colin gets him to ask if they've heard of somewhere called "Sid's Place". Sure enough, they know of "Sid's Cafe" which is not too far away. When Peter goes to look around, a man thinks he is trying to steal fruit from his barrow and tells him to go away. If Peter could dress up as a guy and get the boys to prop him outside Sid's Cafe in a wheelbarrow, nobody would suspect a thing.

Answer: The two men catch George and Jack following them and lock them in a warehouse.

Peter, dressed as a Guy, watches the cafe until he sees the two men who stole his dad's car. George and Jack follow them and hear them saying Sid has let them down and they should "go back to Q's" to tell him. The boys think one of the men might be an escaped prisoner, as his hair is very short and the men seem wary of policemen. They run from a policeman and steal another car with the number plate PLK 100.

Pam realises that "Q8061" might be a phone number belonging to someone with a name beginning with Q - it turns out to be a warehouse nearby owned by Mr Quentin.

Answer: "Fingers"

"Fingers" got his name because he has part of his finger missing. The police are most grateful to the Secret Seven for solving another crime and the children look forward to an exciting Guy Fawkes' Night.