Understanding the Narrator's Perspective

The transcript narrates the story of a boy who initially had a tough time in daycare, known for his aggressive behavior. He meets a boy named Freak, who influences him positively. Over the years, the narrator grows and changes, eventually reuniting with Freak. The story explores themes of friendship, growth, and personal development, with the narrator reflecting on his life and experiences.

What did the narrator claim he never had until Freak came along?

• A pet

• A friend

• A brain

• A toy

What nickname was the narrator given in daycare?

• Mad Max

• Maxwell

• Max Factor

• Kicker

What did the narrator admire about Freak?

• His intelligence

• His crutches and braces

• His clothes

• His toys

What did the narrator remember about Freak from daycare?

• His love for sports

• His fierce look

• His quiet nature

• His artistic skills

What did Grim and Graham call the narrator?

• Max

• Maxwell

• Max Factor

• Mad Max

What was the narrator's reaction to his growth spurt?

• He was confused

• He was embarrassed

• He was indifferent

• He was excited

Where did the narrator live in his house?

• In the attic

• In the basement

• In the garage

• In the living room

Who did the narrator see moving into the neighborhood?

• Freak and his mother

• A sports star

• A new teacher

• A famous actor

What did Freak do when he saw the narrator?

• Ran away

• Ignored him

• Greeted him warmly

• Pointed a crutch at him