Travel Challenges and Narrator's Concerns

The transcript follows a journey through Montana's mountainous roads, where the narrator is torn between admiring the scenery and fearing accidents. Meanwhile, Phoebe and the narrator devise a plan to find Phoebe's missing mother by tracking down Sergeant Bickle's son. School drama unfolds with gossip about journal readings. The duo makes phone calls to locate Sergeant Bickle, leading to a tense phone call where the narrator pretends to be a friend of Bickle's son to gather information.

What was the main challenge faced by the travelers on the road through Montana?

• Heavy traffic

• Road construction

• Mountainous terrain

• Flat tires

How did the narrator feel during the drive through the mountains?

• Excited and carefree

• Completely relaxed

• Bored and uninterested

• A mix of awe and fear

What was the narrator's main concern while talking to Graham about PB?

• Finishing the story

• Running out of gas

• Finding a place to eat

• Getting lost

What was the school buzzing about during the day?

• A science project

• A sports event

• Journal readings

• A new teacher

What was Phoebe and the narrator's plan regarding Sergeant Bickle?

• To report him to the police

• To ask him for directions

• To track down his son

• To invite him to dinner

What did Phoebe and the narrator do when they reached Sergeant Bickle's house?

• Called the police

• Left immediately

• Knocked on the door

• Waited under the trees

What crucial information did the narrator discover during the phone call to Sergeant Bickle?

• The location of Phoebe's mother

• Mike's name and address

• Sergeant Bickle's work schedule

• The location of a hidden treasure