MY FATHER GOES TO COURT - INTERVENTION

Where does the story take place?

• In a rural village

• In a small town

• In a big city

• Near the beach

How does the narrator describe their family?

• Poor but happy

• Wealthy and proud

• Educated but distant

• Strict and disciplined

What kind of family lives next door to the narrator’s family?

• A cheerful family

• A wealthy but gloomy family

• A family of farmers

• A generous family

Why does the rich man file a complaint against the narrator’s father?

• For stealing their food

• For trespassing on their property

• For "stealing the spirit" of their food

• For not paying rent

How does the narrator's family “enjoy” the rich family’s food?

• They beg for leftovers

• They smell the aroma of the food

• They borrow ingredients

• They spy on their meals

What does the narrator's family do when they hear laughter?

• They scold each other.

• They join in and laugh together.

• They ignore it and stay quiet.

• They go to sleep immediately.

How does the judge react to the case brought by the rich man?

• He takes it very seriously.

• He is confused but listens carefully.

• He finds the case amusing and laughs.

• He immediately dismisses it.

What is the overall tone of the story?

• Tragic and sorrowful

• Humorous and lighthearted

• Angry and confrontational

• Suspenseful and thrilling

What is the rich man’s attitude toward the narrator’s family during the court trial?

• Friendly and forgiving

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Angry and resentful

• Curious and amused

What does the narrator’s father offer as payment in court?

• A heartfelt apology

• A basket of fruits and vegetables

• The sound of coins jingling in his hat

• A promise to work for the rich man