Family Gatherings and Traditions

What does the narrator value more than money?

• A million dollars in the bank

• A successful career

• Traveling the world

• Family gatherings

How often does the narrator try to have family get-togethers?

• Every day

• Once a week

• Twice a month

• Once a month

What nickname was given to someone during the family gathering?

• Chunky

• Jingle Bells

• Rascal

• Baby Case

What activity did the narrator's family do at their grandparents' house?

• Play board games

• Go fishing

• Watch movies

• Have big cookouts

What cultural aspect does the narrator emphasize as unique?

• Cajun cuisine

• Cajun music

• Cajun culture's family closeness

• Cajun language

What does the narrator find challenging about family gatherings?

• Finding a location

• Cooking enough food

• Planning activities

• Ensuring everyone comes together

What does the narrator hope for the future of their family?

• To become famous

• To stay close and continue traditions

• To move to a new city

• To start a new business

What does the narrator mention as a dish available at the gathering?

• Gumbo

• Jambalaya

• Crawfish etouffee

• Garfish and boulet

What is the narrator's sentiment about their family unity?

• Happy and content

• Worried

• Indifferent

• Dissatisfied

How does the narrator describe the taste of the food compared to chicken?

• Worse than chicken

• Just like chicken

• Better than chicken

• Not as good as chicken