Valentine's Day and Lessons on Relationships

What was the main focus of Trevor's mother's lessons?

• How to earn more money

• How to be a man and respect women

• How to excel in sports

• How to cook

What was Trevor's initial understanding of Valentine's Day?

• A day to play sports

• A day to exchange gifts with friends

• A day to celebrate with family

• A concept involving a baby with an arrow

Why did Trevor decide to ask Maylene to be his Valentine?

• He wanted to win a bet

• He had a crush on her

• He was pressured by his friends

• He wanted to impress his teachers

What was the significance of Trevor and Maylene being the only mixed kids in school?

• They were ignored by others

• They were the most popular

• They were expected to be together

• They were best friends

What was the role of friends in Trevor's plan to ask Maylene?

• They ignored him

• They made fun of him

• They helped him with the process

• They discouraged him

Where did Trevor finally ask Maylene to be his Valentine?

• At the park

• In the classroom

• Outside McDonald's

• At the school gate

What was Trevor's reaction to Maylene's decision on Valentine's Day?

• He ignored her

• He laughed it off

• He was confused but accepted it

• He was angry

How did Trevor feel after Maylene chose Lorenzo?

• He felt happy for her

• He felt indifferent

• He felt devastated but understood

• He felt relieved

What did Trevor do with the gifts he prepared for Maylene?

• He kept them for himself

• He still gave them to Maylene

• He gave them to another girl

• He threw them away

What did Trevor learn about social dynamics from this experience?

• Popularity is not important

• Friendship is more important than love

• Social expectations can influence decisions

• Valentine's Day is overrated