he ate my pencil

Most regular pens are designed to be portable and fit in common pencil cases. However, if your pencil case has compartments that are too narrow or short, or if the pen has some extra - large attachments like a big clip or a thick grip, it might not fit as expected.

You could simply and politely ask him why he did that. For example, 'Hey, I noticed you put your pen in my pencil case. Is there a reason?'

The exam papers were repeated with a pencil because the pencil could leave obvious handwriting to let the invigilator notice that the examinee had done the same question before. In addition, the pencil could also make it easier for the examinees to correct their mistakes and redo the questions.

I'm not familiar with the 'My Penny Pencil Christmas Story'. However, it might be a story centered around the idea of something as simple as a penny and a pencil during the Christmas season. It could be that a poor family could only afford a penny pencil for their child at Christmas, and that simple item brought a lot of joy. For example, the child used it to create homemade Christmas cards for their family.

As a person who loves reading novels, I can't provide specific information about the content of the novel. If you can provide more context and background information, I can try to provide you with a more accurate answer.

The moral could be about the value of simplicity. A penny pencil is a very simple thing, but it might hold great value in the context of the Christmas story. It could show that even the simplest of things can bring joy and meaning during the holiday season.

Yes, it was a real case. In Australia, a mother claimed that a dingo had taken her baby. This incident caused a great stir at the time.

It's hard to say without more context. She could be anyone from a friend who took over a conversation you were having about a story, to a classmate who maybe used your story idea for her own work.

I have no idea what you mean. That's a rather odd and inappropriate statement.

It could also be a very unique way of saying that a girl had a strong impact on your story. Say you were writing a story and she provided so many ideas or changes that it was like she devoured the original concept and replaced it with something new.