Edward's Journey and Love

Edward was made by _____.

• a farmer

• an inventor

• a teacher

• a painter

Before being brought to the town, Edward lived in the inventor's house because _____.

• he liked the solitude

• he was waiting for the inventor to return

• he couldn't leave without hands

• there was nowhere else to go

When Peg brought Edward to the town, he first became popular by _____.

• singing beautifully

• cutting hedges

• dancing gracefully

• telling interesting stories

Joyce took advantage of Edward by making him _____.

• do her homework

• clean her house

• fix her car

• cut her hair for free

Edward was arrested because _____.

• he stole something

• he helped Kim rob a store

• he argued with the townspeople

• he damaged public property

After the incident of being arrested, Edward realized that _____.

• he should leave the town

• pleasing people always makes him happy

• he needs to be more careful about his actions

• love means doing whatever others ask

According to the article, Eric Fromm said love is often _____.

• a selfless sacrifice

• a way to gain something from others

• only about physical attraction

• a feeling that comes and goes easily

Real love, as described in the article, involves _____.

• judging the other person constantly

• seeing the other person truly without judgment

• focusing only on the other person's wealth and status

• changing the other person to fit our expectations

Loving your neighbor as yourself means _____.

• ignoring their needs

• competing with them

• giving love and creating space for them to be themselves

• always agreeing with everything they say

Iyanla Vanzant's statement implies that if we had the same experiences as others, we would _____.

• have the same personality as them

• make different choices

• definitely not understand them

• become more independent