Claudia
Who is Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler?
Former owner of the statue
Who does Claudia choose to take with her?
Her younger brother Jamie
What is the name of the mysterious statue that interests Claudia?
Angel
How do the children travel to New York City?
Train
What do the children pay to open so they can receive mail?
P.O. Box
Why does Claudia decide to run away from home?
She feels unappreciated and bored with her routine
What do Claudia and Jamie bathe in?
A public water fountain
Where do Claudia and Jamie hide after running away?
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Why does Claudia choose Jamie to come with her?
He has money saved up
What is the Newspaper that Claudia gets to try and find out more about Angel?
New York Times
How do Claudia and Jamie contact Mrs. Frankweiler?
They visit her in person
What clue do the children find that makes them think Michelangelo made the statue?
A mark or initial on the bottom
What do the children do with the coins in the fountain?
Take them for spending money
Where does Mrs. Frankweiler live?
Big Country house in Connecticut
Who is Saxonberg in relation to the children?
Their Grandfather
Why is the statue “Angel” so famous?
People believe it was carved by Michelangelo
What do Claudia and Jamie hide in at night?
Museum bathrooms and antique bed
What does Mrs. Frankweiler offer the children?
The secret about the statue in her files
How do the children avoid being caught by guards?
They blend in with school tour groups
What are the instrument that the children use the cases for for their luggage?
Trumpet and Violin
What is the main theme of the book?
Adventure and Family Understanding
What happens at the end of the story?
Saxonberg contacts their parents
What lesson does Claudia learn from the experience?
Knowledge and discovery can change who you are
What must Claudia and Jamie do in exchange for the secret?
Tell her their story
War