Reading questions B5U2

Q: What would the narrator do on “Ronald Day”?

A:

• He would dress up as a grandpa and visit children in KFC.

• He would go to community hospitals.

• He would dress up as Ronald McDonald and visit children in community hospitals.

• He would dress up as Ronald Reagan.

Q: Why didn’t the narrator like the regulation?

A:

• Because he often wanted to hold the little kids’ hands or hug them.

• Because he often wanted to cook for the little kids.

• Because he often wanted to hug a dog.

• Because he often wanted to embrace the happy kids.

Q: What did Billy ask the narrator to do when he said goodbye to him?

A:

• He asked the narrator to sing for him.

• He asked the narrator to go on a vacation with him

• He asked the narrator to play baseball with him.

• He asked the narrator to hug him.

Q: Why did the narrator decide to ignore the rule?

A:

• He knew that he would regret it if he went to the beach.

• He knew that he would regret it if he turned down Billy’s request.

• He knew that he would regret it if he turned off the machine.

• He knew that he would regret it if he drank a lot of coffee.

Q: What did the narrator do after he picked Billy up and held him in his arms?

A:

• He listened to Billy talking about all his concerns.

• He saw Billy leaving his comments.

• He listened to Billy talking about cooking.

• He saw Billy taking good care of the little kids.

Q: What did Billy’s mother thank the narrator for?

A:

• She thanked the narrator for changing the battery.

• She thanked the narrator for cooking the meals.

• She thanked the narrator for earning the living.

• She thanked the narrator for making a difference in Billy’s life.