Understanding Characters and Themes in Literature

The transcript covers Phoebe's concerns about her missing mother and her belief that Mrs. Cadaver is involved. Phoebe decides to call the police. She later presents a report on Pandora's Box, discussing the gifts given to Pandora, including curiosity and hope. The narrative reflects on the significance of hope amidst adversity, drawing parallels with personal experiences of loss and uncertainty.

What does Sal express about her feelings towards Phoebe?

• She always admires Phoebe.

• She is scared of Phoebe.

• She sometimes wants to throw Phoebe out the window.

• She is indifferent towards Phoebe.

What does Phoebe suspect about Mrs. Cadaver?

• Mrs. Cadaver is planning a surprise.

• Mrs. Cadaver is making up stories.

• Mrs. Cadaver is hiding Phoebe's mother.

• Mrs. Cadaver is a kind neighbor.

What action does Phoebe decide to take regarding her mother's disappearance?

• Ask her friends for help.

• Wait for her mother to return.

• Call the police immediately.

• Ignore the situation.

Why is Phoebe unable to sleep?

• Her bed is too soft.

• She is worried about her mother.

• She is excited about a trip.

• She is feeling unwell.

What mistake did Ben make in his report about Pandora?

• He said Pandora was a goddess.

• He said Pandora was a myth.

• He said Pandora was a punishment.

• He said Pandora was a hero.

What was one of the gifts given to Pandora?

• The ability to fly.

• Curiosity.

• Immortality.

• Invisibility.

What was the only good thing in Pandora's box?

• Wisdom.

• Hope.

• Wealth.

• Love.

What does Sal wonder about the existence of another box?

• If it contains all good things.

• If it contains more evils.

• If it is a myth.

• If it is hidden forever.

What realization does Sal have about her mother's departure?

• It was unrelated to her.

• It was her fault.

• It was a mistake.

• It was a dream.