Lee's Experiences and Emotions

The transcript follows Lee Botts as he writes letters to Mr. Henshaw, discussing his experiences with reading, writing, and personal struggles. Lee shares his thoughts on the book 'Beggar Bears', his aspirations to become an author, and his feelings of loneliness due to his father's absence. The narrative also touches on Lee's emotional turmoil over his dog Bandit's disappearance and his parents' divorce.

What is the reason for the blank page at the beginning of the transcript?

• Lee forgot to write.

• The transition from diary to letter format.

• Lee was too busy to write.

• The page was torn.

Why was Lee surprised when he received the new book?

• He didn't like reading.

• He was the first to read it.

• He thought the librarian disliked him.

• He didn't expect to get a book.

What did Lee initially expect from 'Beggar Bears'?

• It would be a mystery.

• It would be a romance.

• It would be a funny book.

• It would be a horror story.

How did Lee feel about the book 'Beggar Bears' after reading it?

• He thought it was boring.

• He found it confusing.

• He found it sad but good.

• He disliked it completely.

What does Lee hope to achieve with his writing?

• Win a sports competition.

• Become a scientist.

• Travel the world.

• Become a famous author.

What did Lee receive from Mr. Henshaw and his dad?

• Postcards

• Letters

• Books

• Gifts

Why does Lee struggle with writing his story?

• He is too busy with school.

• He doesn't like writing.

• He is waiting for his dad's call.

• He lacks ideas.

What does Mr. Fridley notice about Lee?

• His new haircut.

• His artistic talent.

• His frequent visits to the library.

• His sports skills.

What does Lee's mom say about truckers?

• They often forget things.

• They face many challenges.

• They have an easy life.

• They are always home.

How does Lee feel about his father's broken promises?

• He is relieved.

• He is happy.

• He feels terrible.

• He is indifferent.