Luke's Journey of Fear and Freedom

Luke, feeling trapped in his home, decides to explore the outdoors despite the dangers. He reflects on his past and the safety of his home, which he now sees as a prison. Overcoming his fears, he sprints towards the sports family's house, only to find the door locked.

What significant decision does Luke make at the beginning of the story?

• To start a new hobby

• To explore the sports family's house

• To move to a new city

• To visit his grandparents

How does Luke feel when he first experiences the fresh air?

• Sad and nostalgic

• Indifferent and bored

• Anxious and worried

• Refreshed and invigorated

What does Luke compare his time indoors to?

• A long vacation

• A thrilling adventure

• A peaceful retreat

• A confusing dream

What does Luke fear about being outside?

• Getting lost

• Missing his family

• Being seen by others

• Encountering wild animals

What does Luke hesitate to do at the barn?

• Climb a tree

• Cross the open space

• Enter the barn

• Call for help

What is Luke's initial reaction to the open space between the barn and the trees?

• Fear

• Indifference

• Curiosity

• Excitement

What does Luke think about the windows facing the open space?

• They are beautiful

• They are too small

• They make him feel exposed

• They are broken

What does Luke's hesitation at the barn signify?

• His fear of the unknown

• His love for nature

• His need for adventure

• His desire to return home

What does Luke remember about telepathy?

• It allows people to fly

• It is a form of mind control

• It can help find lost items

• It lets loved ones communicate over distances

What does Luke hear in his mind that makes him reconsider his actions?

• His father's advice

• His mother's voice

• A friend's warning

• A stranger's shout