Homer's Adventures

The transcript describes Homer, who grew up on a farm and was like a brother to the speaker. Homer frequently got into trouble, both in school and with the law, being arrested three times in one week. Despite this, he remained undeterred, often engaging in casual conversations with the police sergeant. His rebellious nature is attributed to his Greek heritage, as he was indifferent to others' opinions.

What was the relationship between Homer and the narrator?

• They were neighbors and like brothers.

• They were business partners.

• They were classmates.

• They were distant relatives.

How many times was Homer arrested in one week?

• Four times

• Three times

• Twice

• Once

What was Homer's reaction to being arrested multiple times?

• He moved to another town.

• He was unaffected and continued his behavior.

• He decided to change his ways.

• He apologized to the sergeant.

What aspect of Homer's heritage is mentioned as influencing his behavior?

• His Italian roots

• His Spanish ancestry

• His Greek heritage

• His Irish background

How did Homer feel about others' opinions of him?

• He was unaware of them.

• He tried to please everyone.

• He was indifferent.

• He was very concerned.