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Quiz about Secret Seven Adventure Book 2

Secret Seven Adventure (Book 2) Quiz

'Secret Seven Adventure' is the second book in the Secret Seven series by Enid Blyton. How much can you remember about it?

A multiple-choice quiz by Lil_Miss_Fickle. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
Lil_Miss_Fickle

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
352,023

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

Plays
172

Question 1 of 10

1. At the start of the book, the Secret Seven are in the garden shed for their regular meeting. Everyone is there. Jack is apologising because he can't find his Secret Seven badge, and then someone knocks on the door and gives the password. Who is it? Hint

Peter & Janet's mum with lemonade and biscuits

Jack's annoying little sister, Susie

Scamper

A policeman

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Question 2 of 10

2. Nothing exciting is happening. There are no adventures or mysteries to solve. The children decide to go and play hide and seek in the bushes next to Milton Manor. Colin hides in a tall tree. What does he see that the others can't? Hint

Stolen treasure hidden in the bushes

A man with a bald patch climbing over the wall

A man burying something in the garden over the wall

A man breaking a window

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Question 3 of 10

3. The next day, an expensive pearl necklace is reported to have been stolen from Milton Manor! The children realise the man must have been the thief. After telling the police, they go back to look for clues. Which of these clues do they NOT find? Hint

Strange round marks in the soil.

Some woolen threads stuck to the wall

A hat hanging in the tree

Giant footprints made by clown shoes

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Question 4 of 10

4. At one point in the book, the children suspect a man who lives nearby of being the thief because of one of the clues they have found. Who is he? Hint

Sammy "Socks" Smith

One-leg William

Tweedy Tom

Billy "Big Foot" Bramble

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Question 5 of 10

5. The children wonder how anyone was able to climb the high wall round Milton Manor. They see a poster saying the circus is in town and realise they have to go and investigate! Which of the circus performers do they think could have climbed the wall? Hint

A lion tamer

A juggler

A clown

An acrobat

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Question 6 of 10

6. At the circus, the children find a clue connected to the burglary at Milton Manor. What do they find? Hint

Wooly socks the same colour as the threads they found

A scarf that matches the hat they found in the tree

A muddy pair of clown shoes

A round broom handle with mud on the end

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Question 7 of 10

7. The children are sure that one of the circus folk is involved in the theft of the necklace. Peter and Colin go and investigate one of the caravans to see if they can find the missing necklace. What happens next?
Hint

Peter and Colin get caught inside the caravan by a clown with muddy shoes

They are caught breaking into the caravan by the police

Two men lock the caravan door and drive off with Peter and Colin inside

Peter accidentally breaks a vase and finds the necklace

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Question 8 of 10

8. The Secret Seven are getting closer to the truth! Not put off by their ordeal the day before, they return to the circus the next day to look for more clues. Which of these other clues do they find which solves the mystery? Hint

An acrobat with a bald patch wearing a tweed coat

A clown wearing the socks from the washing line

More of the strange round marks in the ground

A man juggling tweed hats

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Question 9 of 10

9. Now they know who stole the necklace and how they did it. They also know the pearl necklace is hidden somewhere in the circus. Where do they find the string of pearls in the end? Hint

In the lion's cage under the straw

In the lion's cage under a loose floorboard

In the lion's cage hanging from a peg in the pocket of a tweed coat

In the lion's cage in the water trough

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Question 10 of 10

10. Lady Lucy Thomas of Milton Manor promises to reward the children for finding her pearls. What does Janet say she would like? Hint

The baby bear from the circus

To have tea and cakes at Milton Manor

A string of pearls of her very own

For the Secret Seven to go to the circus and see the show

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

Answer: Jack's annoying little sister, Susie

This is where we first meet Susie, Jack's little sister. She has stolen Jack's badge and found out the secret password. She doesn't get into the shed, and runs away, but the Secret Seven have to change the password yet again!

Answer: A man with a bald patch climbing over the wall

The children are in the bushes hiding, except for Colin, who is up a tree. He can see the man coming over the wall from Milton Manor and dropping into the bushes where he is scared by Jack hiding there. The man runs away and straight up the tree where Colin is hiding!

Answer: Giant footprints made by clown shoes

In the ground are some strange round marks, as if someone jumped off the wall and dug their heels in. In the garden of Milton Manor they find a man's tweed cap hanging in the tree. They also see some loose coloured threads stuck to the wall.

4. At one point in the book, the children suspect a man who lives nearby of being the thief because of one of the clues they have found. Who is he?

Answer: One-leg William

One-leg William is a local man who has a peg-leg where one of his own legs is missing. The wooden leg would leave small round marks in the soil. After some investigation, the children find the marks left by the wooden leg would be too small for the round marks found by the wall.

Answer: An acrobat

Janet remarks that for someone to get over the high wall they must be an acrobat! Just then they find out the circus is in town and decide to go along and see if they can find an acrobat with a bald patch.

6. At the circus, the children find a clue connected to the burglary at Milton Manor. What do they find?

Answer: Wooly socks the same colour as the threads they found

Pam notices a pair of socks hanging on a washing line. They are the same colour as the threads they found on the wall at Milton Manor, and one of them has a hole in it.

Answer: Two men lock the caravan door and drive off with Peter and Colin inside

Peter and Colin go into the caravan to look for the necklace. Two men come in. One of them is wearing the socks and the other is wearing the tweed coat - there are two men involved! Peter and Colin hide and listen to the men talking about the pearls and how they are safe with the lions.

The men leave the caravan, but lock the door and drive off with the boys still in the back! Peter and Colin manage to escape after a struggle.

Answer: More of the strange round marks in the ground

The children find more of the strange round marks in the ground and wonder what they can be. Just then they notice some of the circus people walking around on stilts. The stilts are leaving the marks in the ground. The thief must have been walking on stilts.

9. Now they know who stole the necklace and how they did it. They also know the pearl necklace is hidden somewhere in the circus. Where do they find the string of pearls in the end?

Answer: In the lion's cage in the water trough

After hearing the men talking in the caravan, Peter and Colin know that the lion had something to do with where the pearls were hiding. With the help of the police and Riccardo the lion keeper, the pearls are found in a water trough with a false bottom.

10. Lady Lucy Thomas of Milton Manor promises to reward the children for finding her pearls. What does Janet say she would like?

Answer: The baby bear from the circus

Janet fell in love with the cute little baby bear that came running up to her at the circus. She tried to lift it up but it was far too heavy!

Source: Author Lil_Miss_Fickle

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