Understanding Responsibility and Change

Peter's guardian expresses concern over his recent behavior, including shirking chores and starting fights. They discuss the changes Peter is experiencing and the importance of responsibility, emphasizing that with great power comes great responsibility. The conversation ends with a reminder of the guardian's role and a plan to meet later.

Why does the other character insist on talking now?

• Because they have a lot of free time

• Because Peter asked for advice

• Because it's a convenient moment

• Because they haven't talked in a long time

What is one of the concerns the other character has about Peter?

• Peter is always outside

• Peter is spending too much time with friends

• Peter is not doing his chores

• Peter is failing his classes

What does Peter say about the fight at school?

• He was just watching

• He was trying to impress someone

• He was defending himself

• He started the fight

What advice does the other character give about change?

• Change is always bad

• Change should be avoided

• Change is not important

• Be careful who you change into

What lesson does the other character emphasize with great power?

• It comes with great freedom

• It comes with great fame

• It comes with great responsibility

• It comes with great wealth

What does the other character say about Flash Thompson?

• He is a good friend

• He deserved what happened

• He is misunderstood

• He is a role model

How does Peter react to the advice given?

• He is excited

• He is defensive

• He is grateful

• He is indifferent

What does Peter accuse the other character of doing?

• Pretending to be his father

• Being too strict

• Being unfair

• Ignoring him

What time is Peter supposed to be picked up?

• At 8

• At 11

• At 9

• At 10