Siblings' Experiences in a New House

The video explores Julio Cortázar's story 'House Taken Over,' detailing the lives of siblings living in a large family home. As they go about their daily routines, a mysterious force gradually takes over parts of the house, leading to their eventual escape. The narrative delves into themes of isolation, routine, and the unknown, capturing the eerie atmosphere of the story.

What did Pablo Neruda say about not reading Cortázar?

• It is a common habit.

• It is a serious invisible disease.

• It is a sign of intelligence.

• It is a minor oversight.

What was the significance of Victoria Ocampo's Sur magazine?

• It was a political journal.

• It was a travel guide.

• It connected Europe with the Pampas.

• It was a fashion magazine.

Why did the siblings like the house?

• It was old and spacious.

• It had a swimming pool.

• It was modern and small.

• It was located in the city center.

What was Irene's main activity during the day?

• Knitting.

• Gardening.

• Reading books.

• Cooking.

What did the siblings do on Saturdays?

• Visited friends.

• Cleaned the house.

• Bought wool and books.

• Went to the movies.

How was the house divided?

• Into a single open space.

• Into four apartments.

• Into three floors.

• Into two sections with an oak door.

What was the siblings' reaction to the noises in the house?

• They called the police.

• They ignored them.

• They investigated thoroughly.

• They locked the oak door.

What did the siblings decide to do after the house was taken over?

• They moved to another city.

• They invited friends to stay.

• They stayed in the house.

• They left the house.