Exploring the Ending of Dark They Were and Golden-Eyed

The story follows a family on Mars as they adapt to their new life, leaving behind their Earthly possessions. Over time, they transform into Martians, embracing their new identity. Years later, Earthlings return to Mars, finding the settlement abandoned and the inhabitants changed. The story explores themes of change, adaptation, and identity.

What is the original name of the canal near the villa?

• Pollan Mountains

• Roosevelt Canal

• Tierra Canal

• Rockefeller Ridge

What did Mr. Bittering plan to do with the furniture in the villa?

• Leave it behind

• Take it immediately

• Get it in the autumn

• Sell it

How did Mr. Bittering feel about leaving the small white cottage?

• Relieved

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Nostalgic

What happened to the environment during the summer?

• The canals dried up

• It started snowing

• The houses were rebuilt

• It became lush and green

What did Mr. Bittering and his family notice about their appearance?

• They had blue skin

• They became shorter

• They had golden eyes

• They looked older

How did the rescue team describe the Martians they found?

• Aggressive and hostile

• Friendly and peaceful

• Indifferent and cold

• Mysterious and secretive

What did the rescue team find in the abandoned shop?

• A rusting rocket frame

• A hidden treasure

• A group of Martians

• A working rocket

What was the captain's plan for the new settlements?

• To turn them into tourist spots

• To destroy them

• To rename and remap them

• To leave them as they are

What did the captain suggest naming the mountains?

• Roosevelt Mountains

• Einstein Mountains

• Lincoln Mountains

• Washington Mountains

What did the lieutenant notice about the hills beyond the town?

• They were on fire

• They were bustling with activity

• They were covered in snow

• They were quiet and blue