Exploring the Galapagos Experience

The speaker returns from a trip to the Galapagos Islands, missing his family. Upon returning home, he shares his experiences and photographs with his son, discussing the wildlife and symbiotic relationships observed. His son appreciates the photographs, leading to a heartfelt moment between them.

What was the main reason the narrator's family couldn't join him on the Galapagos trip?

• The trip was too expensive.

• They didn't want to go.

• The trip was work-related.

• They were busy with school.

How did the narrator feel upon returning home from his trip?

• Excited to share his experiences

• Indifferent about the trip

• Sad about missing family moments

• Eager to plan the next trip

What did Ansa do when he saw his father after the trip?

• He ignored him.

• He asked about the trip.

• He went back to sleep.

• He hugged him.

What did Ansa ask his father about the Galapagos trip?

• If he saw any sharks

• If he took any good pictures

• If he met new people

• If he brought back souvenirs

What symbiotic relationship did the narrator explain to Ansa?

• Orcas and dolphins

• Land Iguanas and Galapagos Mocking Birds

• Frigate birds and turtles

• Sea lions and penguins

What did Ansa find fascinating about the frigate birds?

• Their colorful feathers

• Their nesting habits

• Their loud calls

• Their ability to predict orca surfacing

What did Ansa say about his father's photographs?

• They were too dark.

• They were the best he had ever taken.

• They were not focused.

• They needed more color.

Why did the narrator take a long time to photograph the marine iguana?

• It was moving too fast.

• It was very skittish.

• It was hiding in the bushes.

• It was too dark.

What did the narrator use to illuminate the marine iguana?

• A flashlight

• A soft box

• A camera flash

• Natural sunlight

What did Ansa call his father when discussing the photographs?

• A genius

• An idiot

• An artist

• A professional