Leonard Mead's Walking Experience

In a dystopian future of 2053, Leonard Mead enjoys solitary walks in a silent city. He observes the empty streets and dark homes, reflecting on the isolation of society. One evening, he is stopped by the city's only police car, which questions his unusual behavior of walking. Despite his explanations, Mead is arrested for his nonconformity and taken to a psychiatric center, highlighting the oppressive nature of the society.

What time of day does Leonard Mead enjoy walking?

• Early morning

• Afternoon

• Evening

• Midnight

In what year is the story set?

• 2100

• 2053

• 1953

• 2023

What does Leonard Mead compare the city to during his walks?

• A bustling market

• A graveyard

• A busy highway

• A lively park

Why does Leonard Mead wear sneakers during his walks?

• To avoid slipping

• To run faster

• To prevent dogs from barking

• To keep his feet warm

What does Leonard Mead notice about the houses he passes?

• They are brightly lit

• They are filled with people

• They are dark and silent

• They are under construction

What does Leonard Mead do when he encounters the police car?

• Ignores it

• Calls for help

• Stands still

• Runs away

What profession does Leonard Mead claim to have?

• Doctor

• Writer

• Teacher

• Engineer

What is the police car's response to Leonard Mead's profession?

• It says it's not a profession

• It ignores him

• It asks for more details

• It praises him

Where does the police car decide to take Leonard Mead?

• To his home

• To the police station

• To the psychiatric center

• To a friend's house

What is unique about Leonard Mead's house compared to others?

• It is the only one with lights on

• It is the largest house

• It is under renovation

• It has a garden