Who is the outsider drawn into the plot to "discuss a test" with Mr. Griffin?
Who is the person that Susan admires from a distance until she is called by him on the phone for a picnic?
Who is first to bring up killing Mr. Griffin?
Betsy takes how many slices from her mother's cake in order to set up the alibi?
What color is Mr. Griffin's car?
As Susan is walking down the hall to face the detective at school, Mark tells her to relax and remember she isn't supposed to know what she's called in for. "It might be great, like telling you you're gonna be named_____?" What does he finish the statement with?
What flavor of Jell-o does Mrs. Ruggles like best?
Whose dad is killed by burning to death in his own bed?
Betsy, Dave, and Mark all treat Susan as if she belongs with them, like she's a real friend in order for her to go along with their plot. But in chapter 12, when Susan isn't around, what does Betsy refer to her as?
At the end of the book, Sue's mother reads a definition of a certain type of person.