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Questions:

Q: Where did Danny live? A: In a caravan behind the filling station.

Q: What was Danny’s father’s big secret? A: He was a poacher and would poach pheasants on someone else's property.

Q: How did Danny’s father break his leg? A: He fell into a pit in Hazell’s Woods.

Q: What was Danny’s father’s favorite technique to catch pheasants? A: The Sticky Hat (glue on paper cones with a raisin inside).

Q: What method did Danny invent to catch many pheasants at one time? A: The Sleeping Beauty, raisins filled with sleeping medicine.

Q: What is a pheasant’s favorite treat according to Danny’s father? A: Raisins.

Q: What is a Cox’s Orange Pippen? A: A type of apple, the kind growing by Danny’s home.

Q: How did Mrs. Clipstone transport all of the poached pheasants? A: In a baby carriage that was modified by Danny’s father.

Q: What event was ruined by Danny’s plan? A: Mr. Hazell’s opening-day shooting party.

Q: Why didn’t Danny keep all of the pheasants that he poached? A: They woke up in transit and eventually began to fly away.

Q: Who received the six pheasants to eat in the end? A: Danny, his father, the Vicar, and Sergeant Samways (policeman). Also, Danny invited over Doc and Mrs. Spencer to share theirs.

Q: What was the big purchase that Danny’s dad wanted? A: An electric oven.

Q: What did Victor Hazell do that was against the law? A: He put up tiger traps in his yard.

Q: What did Danny do that made his dad call him the champion of the world? A: He invented a new way of poaching in which the powder of sleeping pills was poured into the raisins. The pheasants would eat the raisins, fall asleep, and be easy to catch. Danny catches 120, that make him the champion of the world.

Q: Why was Mr. Victor Hazell hated? A: He was a greedy, wealthy man, concerned only with himself. He had annual pheasant hunts for wealthy people.

Q: What was Danny's father's business? A: Mechanic who owned a filling station.

Q: What was the doctor's name that is friends with them? A: Doctor Spencer