Lesson 8 Questions

What is the story about?

• We should remember a large number of immigrants from Romania came to the US.

• Parents can teach their children a lesson by sharing past experiences with them.

• People writing on walls of public areas should be punished.

Writing on walls is a crime, but ________.

• in some situations, people may have a good reason to do so

• it can be forgiven if you are an immigrant

• it was hard for the boy in the story to understand that

Paragraph 1:

A boy aged nine had been caught writing on a wall of a subway station and he was worrying about how his parents would (  s----  ) him. 

Paragraph 2:

His family enjoyed their evening, while the boy felt more ( l----- ) than he had ever been at any time in his life.

Paragraph 3:

The boy’s father came into his room and sat down ( b----- ) him.

Paragraph 4 (1/3):

The boy’s father told him about the day when he ( l--- ) Romania.　

Paragraph 4 (2/3):

He said that what he remembered the most was the ( ----s ) of the train station. 

Paragraph 4 (3/3):

He wrote his name, his ( h------- ), and the date on one of the walls.

Romania is a country located at the crossroads of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe. It borders Bulgaria to the south, ( ) to the north, Hungary to the west, Serbia to the southwest, Moldova to the east, and the Black Sea to the southeast.

• Russia

• Egypt

• Mexico

• Ukraine

Which picture shows the national flag of Romania？

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