Go Kart | POEM | Quick Let’s Get Out of Here

The story follows two friends, the narrator and Haribo, who build a go kart inspired by Big Tony, a local figure known for his impressive go kart. With guidance from Haribo's dad, they construct their own go kart using materials like an old pram and crates. After several successful test runs, the narrator finally gets a chance to steer but crashes, resulting in injuries. The experience teaches them a lesson about safety and control. The story concludes with a reflection on the incident and the narrator's decision not to ask for a ride on Haribo's new bike.

What was the main reason the narrator and Haribo decided to build a go-kart?

• They wanted to impress their friends.

• They found spare parts lying around.

• They were inspired by Big Tony's go-kart.

• They wanted to race against each other.

What did Haribo's dad suggest using instead of bent nails?

• Tape

• Big metal staples

• Screws

• Glue

What was the narrator's initial feeling when Haribo was steering the go-kart?

• Bored

• Angry

• Excited

• Fearful

What happened when the narrator tried to steer the go-kart?

• He successfully completed the course.

• He crashed into a tree.

• He lost control and crashed.

• He stopped before the curve.

What was the narrator's physical condition after the crash?

• He was uninjured.

• He had a broken arm.

• He had a chipped tooth and a bleeding chin.

• He had a sprained ankle.

What did Haribo's dad do to the go-kart after the crash?

• Gave it away

• Chopped it up

• Sold it

• Repaired it

Why did the narrator not ask to ride Haribo's new racing bike?

• He was still upset about the go-kart incident.

• He was not interested in bikes.

• He was afraid of crashing again.

• He didn't like Haribo anymore.