Question

What building does Mrs. Morningstar refer to as "The White House?"
William's school
the building in Washington D.C.
a travel agency

Answer 1

Answer:

William's school.

Explanation:

It's in Sancho and Bolsa: Scene 6

"No, not the White House. If he worked at the White House, we could afford to hire a real detective to find him. The white house is what we call his school. William worked at a school called the Martin Alexander Clark School of the Arts."

Answer 2

The building named "The White House" by Mrs. Morningstar is:

• William's school

Sancho and Bolsa.

At the end of scene 5, Mrs. Morningstar tells Bolsa that William works at The White House, to which Bolsa is surprised, however, at the beginning of scene 6, Mrs. Morningstar clarifies that she is not the real White House, but from the school where William works, whose real name is Martin Alexander Clark school of arts, In addition to joking that if William worked at The White House, they could hire a real detective.

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