Narrator's Experiences in Hockey and Life

The transcript narrates the story of a young boy in a Quebec village who idolizes Maurice Richard and the Montreal Canadiens. His world is shaken when he receives a Toronto Maple Leafs sweater instead of his beloved Canadiens jersey. The story explores themes of identity, belonging, and the challenges of conforming to societal expectations.

What were the two mandatory activities in the village?

• School and church

• Fishing and farming

• Reading and writing

• Sunday mass and Saturday hockey night

Who was the hockey player that greatly influenced the children in the village?

• Wayne Gretzky

• Maurice Richard

• Gordie Howe

• Bobby Orr

What did the children use to keep their hair in place like Maurice Richard?

• Gel

• Wax

• Water

• Glue

Why did the narrator's mother prefer ordering clothes from the catalogue?

• It was cheaper

• She didn't like the general store

• It had the latest fashion

• It was more convenient

What was the narrator's reaction to receiving the Toronto Maple Leafs jersey?

• He was excited

• He was indifferent

• He was disappointed

• He was confused

What did the narrator's mother say about trying new things?

• You should never try new things

• You should avoid trying new things

• You should always try new things

• You should try things before making a decision

What did the narrator's mother fear would happen if they returned the jersey?

• They would get another wrong jersey

• The company would be insulted

• They would get a refund

• They would have to wait longer

What position did the narrator end up playing during the game?

• Goalkeeper

• First line of attack

• Second line of attack

• Defense

Why did the referee penalize the narrator during the game?

• For unsportsmanlike conduct

• For having too many players on the ice

• For tripping

• For fighting

What did the narrator pray for at the church?

• For forgiveness

• For the Maple Leafs jersey to be destroyed

• For a new jersey

• To win the game