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Where does Pippi Longstocking keep her horse?
Answer: On the porch
Why: One hand is all Pippi needs to lift the horse, because she is superhumanly strong.
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Which animals serve as mallets when Alice plays croquet?
Answer: Flamingos
Why: The balls in the same game are live hedgehogs, and soldiers bend over on their hands and feet to form the arches.
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What did Struwwelpeter's author do for a living?
Answer: Doctor
Why: It began in December 1844 as a Christmas present Hoffmann drew in a blank notebook for his three-year-old son.
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Which sweet does the White Witch tempt Edmund with?
Answer: Turkish Delight
Why: The Witch's Turkish Delight is enchanted: anyone who tastes it would, if allowed, go on eating it until it killed them.
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Who were Matthew and Marilla expecting from the orphanage?
Answer: A boy
Why: Their request was for a boy of about ten or eleven, old enough to help Matthew with the farm chores.
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What was Winnie-the-Pooh called before he got that name?
Answer: Edward Bear
Why: A swan that Christopher Robin used to call Pooh gave the bear the second half of his new name.