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Opal Watson

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In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of Opal's grandmother? Meme Augustine (page 1)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Meme Augustine live? New Orleans (page 1)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of the airport in Louisiana? Louis Armstrong International Airport (page 1)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what thick stew did Opal compare the airport noise to? Seafood gumbo (page 1)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Madison text that she was hearing noises? From her bathroom wall (page 1)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what scent of shampoo did Opal use? Peppermint (page 2)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how long had Opal been in New Orleans? From May until the last Friday in July (page 2)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal and Meme Augustine sip on the front porch? Lavender tea (page 2)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Meme Augustine's neighborhood called? Tremé (page 2)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where was Opal's home? Chicago (page 2)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of Opal's cousin? Frank Goode (page 2)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal's cat's name? Bebe (page 2)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of Opal's collapsible cane? Pinkerton (page 2)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what color was Opal's cane? White with a black handle and a red section used as an indicator for obstacles and people in her path (page 3)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what color scarf did Meme Augustine wear at night? Black and gold (page 4)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Meme Augustine tell Opal when she said goodbye at the airport? There's nothing you cannot do (page 4)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal's work? She was a detective, a private eye (page 5)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal use as her detective notebook? The notes folder of her phone (page 6)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal's apartment building called? The Crescent (page 7)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how tall was Opal's apartment building? Seven stories (page 7)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Dad's parking spot at the Crescent say? Ernest Watson, Manager (page 7)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what restaurant always smelled of fresh glazed doughnuts? Hill's Bakery Cafe (page 8)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, when did Opal use her cane? When the lighting conditions weren't as bright as she needed them to be or when she was surrounded by a ton of people (page 8)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why was Opal's cane not only for her? It was also for others to recognize that she is there (page 8)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what area of Opal's vision was clouded? The edges of her vision, her periphery (page 8)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what eye condition did Opal have? Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) (page 9)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what new product was Opal's mom developing for work? A new app (page 9)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what grade was Opal starting? Seventh grade (page 9)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what new exhibit did Opal's mom want to take her to at the art museum? Jacob Lawrence exhibit (page 9)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of the contractor dad hired for the Crescent? Jesse Devlin (page 10)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mr. Devlin find while evaluating the perimeter of the apartment building? A quarter-inch crack in the foundation at the rear of the building (page 11)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal's mom's name? Janet (page 11)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what name did Mr. Devlin call Opal? Octavia (page 11)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Dad hire a contractor? The city inspected the Crescent and found concerns and demanded renovations to bring the building up to code (page 12)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was the owner of the Crescent? Mr. Vaughn (page 12)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Dad find the contractor, Jesse? In a pop-up ad online (page 13)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why couldn't Dad find a different contractor? Mr. Vaughn had invested a large chunk of money in Jesse already (page 13)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why was there a deadline for the Crescent's renovations? A developer was ready to pounce and take over the building if the renovations weren't completed by November (page 14)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what floor did Opal and her family live on? The second floor (page 14)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what greeted Opal when she walked into her building after returning from Louisiana? A surprise party with about a dozen people, food and music (page 15)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, which Crescent resident was friends with Meme Augustine since they were young? Mr. Vincennes (page 15)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Opal's cousin Frank live? A block away from the Cresent (page 15)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Madison's last name? Ling (page 15)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was Opal's best friend? Her cousin Frank (page 16)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what food did Frank make for Opal's return home party? Beignets (page 16)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Meme's favorite New Orleans coffee shop? Café du Monde (page 17)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who wanted to register the Crescent as a historial site? Mrs. Carlowe (page 20)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of the sixteen-year-old who lived on the fifth floor? Ember Reed (page 22)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ember grab from the building lobby during Opal's welcome-back party? A can of sunset orange paint (page 23)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Ember notorious for? Giving everyone she met a nickname (page 23)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what apartment did Madison live in? Number 406 (page 24)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what types of books did Madison like to read? Science Fiction (page 26)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what sounds was Madison hearing in her bathroom? Slow creeping footsteps in the early mornings and after a weird mechanical noise (page 27)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how did Madison know the noises weren't coming from her neighbor? The noises came from behind her bathroom vanity wall, not the one she shared with her neighbor (page 29)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was Madison's neighbor? Ms. Sawyer (page 29)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal find in Madison's bathroom? A draft beneath the vanity due to a bottom sliver of the wall missing (page 30)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, in what departments did Jesse need to hire outside help? Plumbing and electrical (page 35)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Opal plan a lunch for her family? The building's garden (page 36)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal plan for lunch in the garden? Three egg salad sandwiches with most of the ingredients from the garden (page 36)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what question did Meme tell Opal to ask her parents? What they know about their family history (page 37)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where was Opal's mom from? Chicago (page 38)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where was Opal's dad from? Brooklyn, NY (page 38)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, Opal's dad says that they've been in Chicago so long; they've become one with what? The wind (page 38)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of Opal's middle school? L. Hansberry Middle School (page 39)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the school mascot for L. Hansberry? A lion (page 39)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal invited to at her school? A seventh-grade mix and mingle at 7 am (page 39)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Dad have to cut the garden lunch short? The residents wanted to have a word in the business room (page 41)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did detectives consider eavesdropping according to Opal? Recording on her phone and pressing her ear against the wall (page 41)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what as Ms. Sawyer retired from? Being a schoolteacher (page 42)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ms. Sawyer complain about during the resident meeting? Noises behind her bathroom wall and a draft (page 42)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who had lived in the building much longer than Opal's parents? Mr. Rhodes (page 43)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Ms. Sawyer's first name? Irene (page 43)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Mr. Rhodes worried about during the resident meeting? Hearing the developers talk about buying the Crescent because he has nowhere to go (page 43)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Dr. Bathe worried about during the resident meeting? That the developers will tear down the Crescent for the land (page 43)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how many stories was L. Hansberry? Three (page 46)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what t-shirt did Frank always wear? NASA space camp (page 47)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Frank's mother already sign him up for before school even started? Space club and a math group (page 47)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was missing that Opal thought would solve some of the mysteries at the Crescent? The blueprint (page 49)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the only floor Jesse had worked on so far? The first (page 49)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was Opal's sixth grade history teacher? Ms. Downey (page 50)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what assignment did Ms. Downey tell Opal about at the mix and mingle? They were going to create a five-minute historical film based on a twentieth-century event (page 52)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was Opal's partner for creating a movie? Ivy Atkinson (page 53)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what distinguishing feature did Ivy have? A huge puff of curly hair piled up on top of her head, like a sprouting bulb (page 51 & 53)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Ivy's response when Opal asked her to meet up once school starts? "The only reason I'm working with you is because we have to" (page 55)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal's mom and dad's favorite song? "What a Little Moonlight Can Do" by Billie Holiday (page 56)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal's favorite recipe of Meme's? Jambalaya (page 57)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Meme let them hold on to when she moved back to Louisiana so they could keep a taste of New Orleans? Her family heirloom, the recipes (page 57)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who did Opal's cat, Bebe, previously belong to? Ms. Sadie (page 57)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Bebe's original name? Beignet (page 57)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what door in Opal's apartment is closed all of the time now? Meme Augustine's old room (page 58)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what color comforter did Meme have in her old bedroom? Teal (page 58)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Meme's old bedroom used as now? Dad's storage once his downstairs office became too cluttered (page 59)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Opal find the building's blueprint? In a long round cardboard tube underneath Meme's old bed (page 59)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the date of the Crescent's blueprint indicating the year it was built? July 1965 (page 61)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Opal and her mother go back to school shopping? The Magnificent Mile and Evanston (page 61
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal's mom's favorite salon? Berta's Beautiful Strands (page 62)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what type of eyesight class did Opal need? Orientation and Mobility (O and M) (page 63)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of Opal's mom's hair stylist? Ms. Roberta (page 63)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who did Opal's mom and dad hire for her O and M one-on-one class? Ms. Banerjee (page 63)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ms. Banerjee teach Opal outside? How to distinguish sounds, count patterns and do shore lining (page 64)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why was Ms. Banerjee a good fit to be Opal's instructor? She had RP like Opal (page 64)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who decided to put braids in Opal's locs before summer camp? Meme Augustine (page 64)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal ask to be done to her hair to return to her usual style? A retighten (page 65)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was on the blueprint behind Madison's bathroom wall? Nothing (page 66)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who did Opal insist on interviewing to find out what is going on in the building? The witnesses - Mr. Rhodes, Dr. Bathe and Ms. Sawyer (page 67)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mom say when Opal asked what the app was about? She would like to keep it as a surprise (page 69)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal's mom do for her on the morning of her first day of seventh grade? She made her a huge breakfast (page 68)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Opal really want to leave early on her first day of seventh grade? To interview Mr. Rhodes (page 70)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what noise did Opal hear while knocking on Mr. Rhodes' door? Klink! Klink! Ka-shhh! The sound of shattered glass (page 71)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how many classes did Opal, Frank and Madison have together in seventh grade? None (page 72)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Madison have after school? Ballet practice (page 72)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was the school librarian? Mr. Richards (page 73)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, when was Ms. Downey's film project due? In December, at the end of the semester (page 73)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal and Ivy's topic for their film project? The Great Migration (page 74)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what happened during the Great Migration? In the 1900s, millions of Black people sought a life better than what they experienced in the South (page 75)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what were Jim Crow laws? An enforced, legal way to exclude Black Americans from the rest of society (page 75)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who in Opal's family took part in the Great Migration? Meme Augustine (page 76)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what were the names of Opal's dad's parents? Jacqueline and Clay Watson (page 77)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what neighborhood in Brooklyn did Ernest's parents live in? Weeksville (page 77)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did the note say that Ivy handed Opal in the library? Sorry (page 78)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Ivy say she was mean to Opal? She had just moved across the country and heard Opal tell her mom that she wasn't good enough to be a friend (page 79)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who did Ms. Downey quote to Opal about friendship? Maya Angelou (page 80)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Meme Augustine's favorite item from Hill's Bakery Café? Lemon meringue Danishes (page 83)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Frank find out about Dr. Bathe? He was packing and moving (page 83)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who walked into the café right as Opal, Frank and Madison were talking about her? Ms. Sawyer (page 84)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ms. Sawyer say about the draft and noises in her bathroom at the café? They had stopped (page 87)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal determine the glass breaking noise to be? Mr. Devlin replacing windows on the seventh floor (page 88)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why was the glass smashing to the ground? The glass was slick, coated in a substance making them lose their grip (page 89)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ms. Banerjee's favorite dress look like? It was stitched with music notes (page 89)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ms. Banerjee name her cane? Glinda (the good witch from The Wiz) (page 89)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who did Mr. Devlin think was tampering with his work supplies? Mrs. Carlowe (page 92)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what type of candy did Mr. Rhodes like to have when he got home? A thick stick of peppermint (page 95)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mr. Rhodes discover about Mrs. Carlowe? She didn't really work for the type of agency to register historical sites (page 95)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what reruns did Mr. Rhodes like to watch? The Rockford Files (page 96)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal find in the stairwell of the Crescent? Fresh paint making it look like an outdoor mural (page 98)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what floor had a door labeled with a B? The basement (page 99)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal find in the boiler room in the building's basement? A shadow of a person huddled over a mound on the floor (page 100)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal forget when trying to take a picture of the person in the boiler room? To turn off the sound on her phone (page 100)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal do to her phone after trying to take a picture in the boiler room? Accidentally dropped it in a puddle of water (page 100)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ivy want to add to their film project? Effects because she was tech savvy (page 104)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what image was Opal trying to figure out the origin? A woman with a fur coat and feathered hat from the Ancestry website of her dad's relatives (page 105)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what flower shop did Frank's family use? Anthony's Flora, Foliage and Gifts (page 107)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who ran the flower shop Frank's family used for their wedding business? Ezra Anthony (page 107)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Mr. Ezra Anthony's secret to helping his flowers bloom bigger than other stores? He talked to them (page 108)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, when was the only time Opal and Frank had gone into the building's basement before? When Bebe got loose, they were looking for her (page 109)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what flowers did Opal pull from the community garden to give out to the residents? Marigolds (page 111)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who were the mom and daughter who lived on the second floor? Ms. Juanita and her daughter, Adela (page 112)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ember Reed call Opal? O.W. (page 114)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Ember give people nicknames? It was easier for her to remember faces with nicknames (page 114)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did all of the supplies in the boiler room come from? Jesse gave them to Ember for her own project. He gave her so much, she needed a bigger space like the boiler room (page 116)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why was Ember using so many supplies? She was trying to get into a program at SAIC (School of the Art Institute of Chicago) (page 116)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ember make using the supplies from Jesse? She made a replica of Chicago because it was a place important to her (page 117)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ember use the blueprints for? As a collage behind the windows of skyscrapers like Willis Tower (page 118)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ember confess was the noise the residents were complaining about? She was carrying paint up and down the steps and hitting the handrails by accident (page 119)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Frank's least favorite subject? Algebra (page 121)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the date on the blueprints that Ember had? January 27, 1905 (page 121)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did the new blueprint show behind Madison's bathroom wall? A small space or box (page 124)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Frank, Opal and Madison unbolt from Madison's bathroom wall? The mirror with twelve bolts (page 124)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Frank say the area behind Madison's mirror looked like? A black hole (page 125)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what date was on the calendar in the secret room behind Madison's mirror? May 1905 (page 129)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what date was circled on the calendar found in the room behind Madison's mirror? May 5th, 1905 (page 129)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Frank remember about Mrs. Carlowe? She ate his last beignet (page 129)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Frank notice about Mrs. Carlowe that Opal said was not useful information? Her hair was as shiny as her outfit (page 130)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how did fall arrive? Like a crow trying to find a place to land (page 132)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Ivy live? The Brooks Guesthouse (page 135)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal like to write with instead of a pen? A BoldWriter (page 135
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Opal write with a BoldWriter? It made the text thick enough for her to read (page 135)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who answered the door at The Brooks house? Ms. Bettye Lou (page 136)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what type of earrings did Ms. Bettye wear? Fabric in the shape of the continent of Africa (page 136)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what type of place is The Brooks? An extended-stay bed-and-breakfast (page 137)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was The Brooks named after? Chicago's poet, Gwendolyn (page 137)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did each room in The Brooks have on the walls? Gwendolyn's poems stenciled on the walls (page 137)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what type of dog did Ivy have? A goldendoodle puppy (page 137)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Ivy's puppy's name? Mighty (page 137)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how did people travel during the Great Migration? Some had to walk but a lot took the segregated trains. Roads weren't always safe (page 138)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who were the Pullman porters? They worked for a railroad car company. All day and night, they helped with luggage, ironed clothes, shined shoes, and fixed beds for people who wanted to rest (page 139)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Ivy live at The Brooks? Her parents divorced and her mom thought it was a good idea to spend quality time with her dad (page 140)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Ivy's mom live? California (page 139)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how long did Ivy agree to live with her dad? One year (page 140)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was Ivy's dad? Mr. Devlin (page 141)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mr. Devlin always wear? An old blue coat with shiny buttons and out-of-date black shoes (page 141)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Ivy's last name? Atkinson (page 141)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Mr. Devlin wear the old-fashioned outfit? It made him feel as if his grandfather (a Pullman porter) was still around (page 142)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was Opal's principal? Dr. Peoples (page 145)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what type of office space did Frank want to set up in the secret room/time capsule? A detective agency called OWPEDA: Opal Watson Private Eye Detective Agency (page 147)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Frank's pictures from the party reveal? Dr. Bathe deep in conversation with Mrs. Carlowe (page 148)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Opal, Frank and Madison go to track down Dr. Bathe? The grocery store (page 151)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Dr. Bathe wear everywhere? A white pediatrician coat (page 152)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mrs. Carlowe think the walls of the Crescent held? Secrets (page 155)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Mrs. Carlowe's first name? Charlotte (page 155)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was Dr. Bathe baking a birthday cake for? Himself (page 156)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Mrs. Carlowe work before being fired? Historical Preservation Society for twenty-five years (page 158)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why did Mrs. Carlowe not work at the Historical Preservation Society anymore? She was fired over complaints from over thirty residents and businesses saying she harassed them to gain access to their properties (page 158)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what recipe did Opal make over a video call with Meme Augustine? Banana Pudding (page 161)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what advice did Meme Augustine give on feeling stuck? Keep pushing, keep questioning, until the answers show up (page 163)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what piece of art did Opal's mom love? An image of three girls reaching up at a chalkboard to write by Jacob Lawrence (page 163)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what appointment did Opal have to go to every October? Her eye appointment (page 165)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of Opal's eye doctor? Dr. Morgan (page 165)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what flavor lollipop did Opal get at her eye doctor appointment? Apple, a green lollipop (page 168)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who greeted Opal at the Historical Preservation Society (HPS) Michael (page 169)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what firm policy did the HPS have according to Michael? "No mention of CC" policy (page 170)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, at what festival did Lisa at HPS tell Opal she could find Charlotte Carlowe? The World Festival (page 172)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Charlotte Carlowe's favorite food? Popcorn (page 172)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Frank building out of Legos for space camp? Model shuttles, he was building the Challenger (page 175)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who did Frank and Opal catch Mrs. Carlowe talking to at the World Festival? Opal's dad (page 177)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mrs. Carlowe say the Crescent had that was only one of a few left in the country? Paternoster - a type of doorless elevator (page 178)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what famous person did Mrs. Carlowe say was tied to the Crescent? Robert Abbott (page 178)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Robert Abbott create? A newspaper called the Defender which played a large part in the Great Migration (page 179)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how was Robert Abbott related to the Crescent? Mrs. Carlowe thinks he started his paper, the Defender, out of a room there (page 179)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mrs. Carlowe believe was left behind in the Crescent tied to Robert Abbott? The typewriter he used to make his first newspapers (page 179)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what were the names of Frank's parents? Diane and Charles (page 181)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Frank's middle name? Samuel (page 182)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what words came to Opal as a whispered reminder that there was no problem too big? "There's nothing I cannot do" (page 186)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal and Madison wear the second time they took Madison's mirror off the wall? Face masks just in case (page 187)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, why was the the last drawer in the secret room hard to open? It was sealed shut by paint (page 188)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal and Madison use to open the drawer sealed by paint? A butter knife and Opal's hair clasp from Ms. Roberta (page 189)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was in the sealed bottom drawer in the secret room? The typewriter (page 189)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what noise startled Opal and Madison as they were removing the typewriter? Breaking glass from the window in the secret room (page 190)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ivy use to break the glass window into the secret room? A rock (page 190)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Ivy put on the windows to make them slick enough to slip? Hair oil (page 191)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was after the typewriter and the secret room? Mr. Devlin (page 191)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mr. Devlin want to use the typewriter to tell the world? That his grandfather, the late Alonzo Jessop Devlin, would not be forgotten. That he helped deliver the Defender as a Pullman porter which led to the Great Migration (page 193)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, how did everyone know where to find Opal, Madison, Ivy and Mr. Devlin in the secret room? Opal called Frank on video chat, and he saw Mr. Devlin bursting through the wall (page 195)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did the police say was the nickname for Jesse Devlin? Jesse the Collector (page 195)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Mr. Devlin doing instead of actually fixing homes and businesses? Looking for valuable artifacts to cash in (page 195)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where did Mr. Devlin keep his stolen antique goods? In a storage space (page 195)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal's mom give her when she took her to Hill's Bakery Café? A new phone loaded with GEM, the app she created (page 199)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was Opal's mom's app called? GEM (page 199)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did the GEM logo look like? An oval gemstone that sparkled and shimmered in different colors (page 199)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal's mom's GEM app do? Identified objects, colors, even animals in low-lighting conditions, so people don't have to rely on their flashlights or zoom function (page 199)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Mrs. Carlowe help Mr. Watson do after Mr. Devlin was caught? Register the Crescent with HPS (page 201)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, in what community in Chicago did Opal live? The Bronzeville community (page 202)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where was Opal and Ivy's film shown? At the school-wide end-of-semester showcase at L. Hansberry (page 203)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who did Ivy attend the end-of-semester showcase with? Her mom, Yvonne Atkinson (page 205)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who came to collect the typewriter from Opal and Madison? The DuSable Museum (page 206)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Frank say they should wear the next time they find an artifact? Gloves (page 206)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, where was the paternoster? In the boiler room, hidden behind a furnace they no longer used (page 207)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal use to read the old newspaper clipping found in the secret room? GEM (page 209)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, who was the woman shown in the picture in the newspaper and on the ancestry search website? Agent Maude Watson (page 209)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the name of The Chicago Defender issue Opal found in the secret room? World's Greatest Weekly! (page 209)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what was the headline above the picture of the woman from ancestry search? Agent Maude Watson Vanished? (page 209)
In the book Opal Watson Private Eye, what did Opal vow to do once she found the picture of Agent Maude Watson? Find her (page 210)
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