Matilda can do Magic

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The author is Roald Dahl, a famous British writer known for his children's books like 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' and 'James and the Giant Peach'.

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A gifted child has exceptional ability or talent, especially in learning or thinking. In the story, Matilda is gifted because she loves reading and learns very quickly, unlike her parents who don’t va…

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'Peculiar' means strange or unusual. In the story, Matilda says something 'peculiar' happened when the glass tipped over by itself, which she caused using her mind.

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Matilda’s parents preferred watching television and thought reading was a waste of time. They didn’t understand or appreciate her intelligence and love for books.

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Miss Honey values education and recognizes Matilda’s intelligence. She is kind, supportive, and wants to help Matilda learn more, unlike her parents who ignore her talents.

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Miss Trunchbull accused Matilda of the prank and threatened to expel her. Then, the glass suddenly tipped over and spilled on her, even though Matilda didn’t touch it. This was the first sign of Matil…

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Matilda used her mind and eyes to make the glass tip. She concentrated hard, felt a hot sensation in her eyes, and imagined invisible arms pushing the glass. This shows her developing magical power.

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Matilda knew her parents wouldn’t believe her. She needed someone wise and kind to understand. Miss Honey was the only adult who cared about her, so she trusted her with the secret.