.On Saturday Maddie spent the afternoon with Peggy. They were writing a letter to Wanda Petronski. It was just a friendly letter telling about the contest and telling Wanda she had won. They told her how pretty her drawings were. And they asked her if she liked where she was living and if she liked her new teacher. They had meant to say they were sorry, but it ended up with their just writing a friendly letter, the kind they would have written to any good friend, and they signed it with lots of X’s for love. They mailed the letter to Boggins Heights, writing ‘Please Forward’ on the envelope
(a) What did Maddie and Peggy write in the letter to Wanda?
(b) How did they end the letter and why?
(c) Find out the synonym of ‘competition’ used in passage.
(d) How were Peggy and Maddie feeling when they wrote a letter to Wanda?
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Explanation:
a) Maddie and Peggy wrote a friendly letter asking Wanda about her new house and school, they also informed her that she had won the drawing contest.
(b) They ended the letter with lots of X’s to show their love and friendship to Wanda. It was their way of apologising indirectly.
(c) Contest
(d) Peggy and Maddie were ashamed of their behaviour to Wanda so they wrote a friendly letter to her.
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