Narrator's Escape and Relationships

The transcript narrates a story of a man imprisoned in Georgia who befriends the warden and is tasked with taking care of a tracking dog named Old Red. The man devises an escape plan involving a female dog to distract Old Red. He successfully escapes while Old Red is preoccupied, reflecting on how love both led to his imprisonment and facilitated his escape.

What was the reason for the narrator's imprisonment?

• He stole money from a bank.

• He was caught with another man's wife.

• He escaped from another prison.

• He caught his wife with another man.

What task was the narrator given by the warden?

• To guard the prison gates.

• To cook meals for the inmates.

• To take care of the dog named Red.

• To clean the prison cells.

What makes Red an exceptional dog?

• He can smell a two-day-old trail.

• He can swim across rivers.

• He can fly over fences.

• He can talk to humans.

How did the narrator plan to distract Red?

• By giving him a bone.

• By using a female dog.

• By running faster than Red.

• By hiding in a tree.

Who helped the narrator with his escape plan?

• His friend from Florida.

• His cousin from Tennessee.

• His uncle from Georgia.

• His brother from Alabama.

What was the key to the narrator's escape?

• Digging a tunnel.

• Bribing the warden.

• Distracting Red with a female dog.

• Running during the day.

In which direction did the narrator head during his escape?

• South to Florida.

• East to the coast.

• North to Tennessee.

• West to Alabama.

What was Red's reaction to the female dog?

• He ignored her.

• He ran away from her.

• He became aggressive.

• He got used to seeing her.

What does the narrator reflect on at the end of the story?

• His love for Red.

• His hatred for the warden.

• How love got him into and out of prison.

• His desire to return to prison.

What role did love play in the narrator's story?

• It was the reason for his imprisonment and escape.

• It was the reason he became a warden.

• It was the reason he stayed in prison.

• It had no impact on his story.