Sister Monica-Joan's Event Participation

The transcript describes a scene where Sister Monica-Joan refuses to participate in an event, leading to a discussion about who will wear a specific outfit. Sister Hilda is introduced and presents her fashion choice. The narrative concludes with a reflection on the changes occurring at Nonnata's house, symbolizing adaptation to the passage of time.

What was Sister Monica-Joan's response to participating in the event?

• She was undecided.

• She refused to participate.

• She agreed reluctantly.

• She was excited to join.

Who was left to wear the two-piece outfit?

• Mother Mildred

• Sister Hilda

• Sister Francis

• Sister Monica-Joan

What color was Sister Hilda's outfit during the fashion show?

• Black

• Sax blue

• Green

• Red

What feature did Sister Hilda's outfit have for formal wear?

• A bow tie

• Detachable cuffs

• A belt

• A hat

What was the general mood regarding the changes at Nonnata's house?

• Resistant

• Indifferent

• Fearful

• Embracing

Who were the guests supposed to smile for at the end of the event?

• Sister Francis

• Mother Mildred

• Sister Hilda

• Sister Monica-Joan