Narrator's Experience with a Dog

The transcript narrates a story about a rainy night when the speaker's father brings home a stray dog. The speaker initially questions the dog's ownership but is told by the father that the dog is a gift. The dog, found in the rain, is named 'Rain' due to its homonyms. The narrative explores themes of unexpected gifts, family interactions, and the significance of names.

What is the main purpose of asking questions based on the chapter title?

• To increase reading speed

• To make the reading more enjoyable

• To help focus on key details

• To improve vocabulary

What was the narrator doing while waiting for their father?

• Reading a book

• Cooking dinner

• Studying homonyms

• Watching TV

Why did the narrator assume their father was at the 'Luck of the Irish'?

• It was a Friday night tradition

• They received a phone call

• The garage was closed

• Their father left a note

What did the narrator have for dessert that night?

• Ice cream

• Cake

• Popsicle

• Cookies

Who did the narrator initially think was with their father?

• A new friend

• A relative

• Sam Diamond

• A neighbor

What was unusual about the sound the narrator heard on the porch?

• It was a bark

• It was a loud bang

• It was a whine

• It was a soft whisper

What was the narrator's father's initial command to the narrator?

• Help with the groceries

• Come and help with the dog

• Prepare dinner

• Clean the living room

Where did the father find the dog?

• Behind the 'Luck of the Irish'

• At the park

• In the backyard

• On the street

Why did the father say the dog was a gift?

• It was the narrator's birthday

• The dog was a stray

• The narrator had asked for a pet

• The father wanted to surprise the narrator

What was the narrator's initial concern about keeping the dog?

• The dog was too big

• The dog might belong to someone

• The dog might be sick

• The dog was too noisy