Family Reactions to Moving

The transcript details a family's decision to move to a church in the countryside, focusing on the children's concerns about leaving their current activities and adjusting to a new environment. The narrative explores family dynamics, particularly the challenges Molly and Michael face with their stepsister Heather, who is perceived as difficult and manipulative. The story highlights the children's struggle to adapt to changes and their feelings of being misunderstood.

What is the initial reaction of Michael and Molly to the news about moving?

• They are excited about the new adventure.

• They are angry and refuse to move.

• They are indifferent and continue with their homework.

• They are concerned and have questions.

What does Mom say about the church they are moving to?

• It is still an active church.

• It has been converted into a living space.

• It is a historical monument.

• It is located in a bustling city.

What are Michael and Molly worried about missing during the summer?

• Their friends in Baltimore.

• Their favorite TV shows.

• Their summer programs and activities.

• Their family gatherings.

How does Mom try to reassure Michael about the move?

• By promising to visit Baltimore often.

• By highlighting the natural surroundings and wildlife.

• By offering to enroll him in a new school.

• By buying him new toys.

What is Heather's reaction to the news about moving?

• She is curious and wants to know more.

• She is indifferent and doesn't care.

• She is excited and happy.

• She is upset and starts crying.

What do Michael and Molly think about Heather?

• They find her difficult and challenging.

• They think she is a normal child.

• They find her easy to get along with.

• They believe she is misunderstood.

How does Molly feel about her attempts to bond with Heather?

• She feels successful and happy.

• She feels frustrated and unsuccessful.

• She feels indifferent and gives up.

• She feels hopeful and optimistic.