Family Dynamics and Identity After War

The transcript narrates the story of a rescue operation where a child is found in a lifeboat after a ship sinking. The child, later named Peter, is adopted by a petty officer who found him. Post-war, many families search for their lost children, leading to numerous visits to Peter's adoptive parents. Despite not being reunited with his biological family, Peter grows up in a loving home.

What did the rescue ships find upon reaching the scene?

• A deserted island

• Total silence and floating debris

• A bustling crowd

• A group of survivors

What was discovered in the lifeboat by the future father?

• A treasure chest

• A woolen bundle with a child

• A map

• A message in a bottle

What name was given to the child by his adoptive family?

• John

• Michael

• David

• Peter

What was a common occurrence after the war regarding families?

• People forgot about the war

• Everyone stayed in their hometowns

• Families moved to new countries

• Many children searched for their parents

How did Peter feel about his adoptive family?

• He felt neglected

• He was grateful for their love

• He wanted to leave

• He was indifferent