Understanding the Woodcutting Experience

The speaker recounts their first experience with woodcutting in prison, where they were initially not allowed to cut wood. They learned the technique by observing others and were amazed by the sight and sound of 300 axes cutting timber simultaneously. The experience was unique and memorable for the speaker.

What was the narrator's initial response when asked about his woodcutting experience?

• He claimed to be an expert.

• He admitted he had never cut wood.

• He avoided answering the question.

• He said he had cut wood once.

What did the boss instruct the narrator to do with the axe?

• Put the axe down.

• Sharpen the axe.

• Start cutting wood immediately.

• Pass the axe to someone else.

How did the narrator react to the boss's demonstration of woodcutting?

• He was bored.

• He was confused.

• He was surprised.

• He was unimpressed.

What was the narrator's impression of the woodcutting spectacle?

• He was disappointed.

• He thought it was too noisy.

• He found it ordinary.

• He had never seen anything like it.

How many axes were dropping when the timber was on the ground?

• 100 axes

• 400 axes

• 300 axes

• 200 axes