The Family Under the Bridge Chapters 3-6 Review (OLS)

What is Armand's initial reaction when he encounters the family under the bridge?

• Excitement and joy

• Indifference and apathy

• Sympathy and compassion

• Annoyance and frustration

How do the children react to Armand when they first meet him?

• Excitement and joy

• Indifference and boredom

• Anger and aggression

• Fear and hesitation

Describe Armand's changing perspective towards the family as the story progresses, which means-

• Armand's perspective towards the family is unknown

• Armand's perspective towards the family becomes more negative

• Armand's perspective towards the family becomes more positive

• Armand's perspective towards the family remains unchanged

What are the living conditions of the family under the bridge?

• Luxurious and comfortable

• Poor and challenging

• Spacious and convenient

• Average and manageable

Why does Armand decide to help the family?

• Out of guilt

• To impress someone

• To seek revenge

• Out of fear

What does Armand learn from his encounter with the family?

• The real connection he makes to the family and the consequences of his actions

• The family's new address and a better job for Mrs. Calcet

• The family's favorite family history and why they are homeless

• The family's vacation plans and shopping list

How does Armand's decision to help the family impact the story?

• It has no effect on the story

• It makes the story more confusing, as the details shift from the children to Armand.

• It leads to a completely different storyline, which causes huge changes in the lives of the children.

• It creates a turning point for Armand's life and leads to a resolution to their living arrangement.

What challenges does the family face in their living situation?

• No challenges at all, everything is ideal and perfect

• Perfect neighborhood, no safety concerns, abundance of resources

• Too much space, luxurious living conditions, no financial constraints

• Financial constraints, lack of space, inadequate housing conditions, neighborhood safety concerns, etc.

How do the children's attitudes towards Armand change throughout the chapters?

• They change from indifference to hatred when Armand lies to them.

• They change from admiration and respect to disappointment and mistrust.

• They change from disappointment to respect, especially after meeting Father Christmas.

• They change from fear to admiration of the gypsy families.

What are the key events that lead to Armand's decision to help the family?

• Witnessing their struggles, understanding their situation, and feeling empathy towards them

• Feeling jealous of their success

• Being offered a large sum of money

• Being blackmailed by the family