The Journey to Bel-Air

The narrator recounts how his life changed dramatically, starting from his days in West Philadelphia where he spent most of his time on the playground. After getting into a fight, his mother decided to send him to live with his aunt and uncle in Bel-Air. The story follows his journey to Bel-Air, including a memorable cab ride, and concludes with his arrival and new life as the prince of Bel-Air.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• A school adventure

• A family reunion

• A dramatic life change

• A journey to a new city

Where did the narrator spend most of his days in West Philadelphia?

• On the playground

• In the library

• At home

• In the gym

What event prompted the narrator's move to Bel-Air?

• A family vacation

• A neighborhood incident

• A school project

• A job offer

What was unusual about the cab that the narrator took to Bel-Air?

• It was a limousine

• It had a unique license plate and dice in the mirror

• It was a vintage car

• It was driven by a celebrity

What role does the narrator assume upon arriving in Bel-Air?

• The prince

• The ambassador

• The mayor

• The king