Comprehension Check of "The Good Samaritan" by Rene Saldana

Front

What promise did Mr. Sanchez make to Rey regarding the pool?

Back

If Rey helped Mr. Sanchez, he could use the pool as long as Mr. Sanchez or Orlando were home.

Front

How is the setting of 'The Good Samaritan' described?

Back

Modern times, summer and fall, in a town or city.

Front

Which character is described with the phrase 'His sock on one leg was bunched up at his ankle like a carnation'?

Back

Mr. Sanchez.

Front

What event marks the climax of the story?

Back

Rey stops to help Mr. Sanchez change his tire.

Front

Which of the following is NOT a conflict in the story?

Back

Rey is mad that his father won't let him swim with Orlando.

Front

Define 'climax' in the context of a story.

Back

The climax is the point of highest tension or drama in a narrative, where the main conflict reaches its peak.

Front

What is the main conflict Rey faces in the story?

Back

Rey struggles with his responsibilities and desires, particularly regarding helping Mr. Sanchez and his relationship with Orlando.

Front

Explain the significance of Rey helping Mr. Sanchez.

Back

Rey’s decision to help Mr. Sanchez reflects themes of kindness, responsibility, and the importance of community.

Front

What does the character of Mr. Sanchez represent in the story?

Back

Mr. Sanchez represents the adult figures in Rey's life who influence his growth and understanding of responsibility.

Front

Identify a theme present in 'The Good Samaritan'.

Back

A key theme is the importance of helping others and the impact of small acts of kindness.