Narrator's Dilemma with Miss Emma

Grant returns home to find Miss Emma, whom he wishes to avoid, sitting with his aunt. Despite his reluctance, he is urged to speak with Miss Emma, who wants him to help Jefferson face his execution with dignity. Grant struggles with the request, feeling powerless and frustrated, but ultimately agrees to assist, pressured by his aunt's insistence.

What is the setting when the narrator returns home from school?

• A bustling city street

• A quiet kitchen with his aunt and Miss Emma

• A crowded marketplace

• A noisy classroom

Why does the narrator feel reluctant to see Miss Emma?

• He is afraid of her

• He knows the sentence and doesn't want to face her

• He owes her money

• He is late for an appointment

What does the narrator consider doing to avoid Miss Emma?

• Sneaking out of the house

• Hiding in the attic

• Pretending to be asleep

• Going to the Rainbow Club

What is the main topic of conversation between the narrator, his aunt, and Miss Emma?

• A family reunion

• A school event

• Jefferson's situation and his upcoming execution

• A new job opportunity

What does Miss Emma want for Jefferson?

• To escape from prison

• To die with dignity as a man

• To write a book

• To be remembered as a hero

How does the narrator initially respond to Miss Emma's request?

• He suggests an alternative plan

• He refuses and argues

• He remains silent

• He agrees immediately

What ultimatum does the narrator's aunt give him?

• To help Miss Emma or not sleep in the house

• To find a new job

• To leave the house forever

• To apologize to Miss Emma