Scars

What does the narrator believe is the primary factor in how people perceive them?

• Their accent

• Their clothing

• Their physical appearance

• Their voice

What activity did the narrator engage in outside of school that contradicted their school's perception?

• Writing poetry

• Building skate ramps

• Painting

• Gardening

At what age did the narrator stop self-harming?

• 25

• 30

• 36

• 40

How did the narrator's friends help them after their surgery?

• By taking them out to socialize

• By organizing a party

• By sending them letters

• By visiting them at home

What job did the narrator apply for that led to meeting diverse and interesting people?

• A chef

• A laboratory washer upper

• A teacher

• A librarian

What realization did the narrator have about the people they met at work?

• They were not very friendly

• They shared similar fears and struggles

• They were all very different from the narrator

• They were all from the same background

What does the narrator believe scars represent?

• A story of personal growth

• A sign of weakness

• A reason to hide

• An obstacle to overcome

How does the narrator view their scars in relation to their identity?

• As a mistake

• As a temporary phase

• As a part of their identity

• As something to be ashamed of

What did the narrator's daughter say about the scar?

• She was scared of it

• She thought it was ugly

• She loved it

• She wanted to cover it

What is the narrator's perspective on the opportunities they have now?

• They are unexpected and valuable

• They are limited

• They are not worth pursuing

• They are the same as before