Premier Goes To His Hometown For Rest

Mr. MacDonald arrives at Lossiemouth with his daughter Isbel, receiving a warm welcome from the villagers. The children attach ropes to his car, celebrating his return. He proceeds to his home, exchanging greetings with neighbors, ready for a brief rest before resuming his duties.

What is Mr. MacDonald's emotional state as he arrives at Lossiemouth?

• Anxious and worried

• Thankful and relieved

• Indifferent and tired

• Excited and energetic

Who accompanies Mr. MacDonald as he arrives at the station?

• His wife

• His son

• His daughter Isbel

• His friend

What do the children do to Mr. MacDonald's car?

• Paint it with colors

• Decorate it with flowers

• Attach ropes and pull it

• Push it from behind

Why does Mr. MacDonald leave the children behind?

• He wants to visit another village

• He is tired and needs rest

• He has an urgent meeting

• He is in a hurry to reach his home

What does Mr. MacDonald do upon reaching his home?

• Starts working immediately

• Exchanges greetings with neighbors

• Prepares a meal

• Goes for a walk