The Life and Lessons of a Blacksmith

The transcript describes the life of a village blacksmith, highlighting his physical strength, daily work routine, and role in the community. It also touches on his family life, his reflections on his deceased wife, and the lessons he imparts through his hard work and dedication. The narrative emphasizes themes of toil, honesty, and the shaping of one's destiny through persistent effort.

What is the blacksmith's physical appearance described as?

• Tall and slender

• Short and stout

• Mighty with strong arms

• Lean and agile

How does the blacksmith earn his living?

• By teaching

• By farming

• By working as a blacksmith

• By trading goods

How does the blacksmith view his relationship with the world?

• He feels indebted

• He owes nothing

• He is superior

• He is indifferent

What sound is commonly associated with the blacksmith's work?

• The ringing of a bell

• The sound of a hammer

• The chirping of birds

• The rustling of leaves

What do children enjoy watching at the blacksmith's forge?

• The blacksmith's dance

• The sparks flying

• The blacksmith's singing

• The blacksmith's storytelling

Where does the blacksmith go on Sundays?

• To the market

• To the river

• To the church

• To the forest

What reminds the blacksmith of his deceased wife?

• The church bells

• The evening sun

• His daughter's voice

• The village market

What does the blacksmith do when he thinks of his wife?

• Sings a song

• Wipes a tear

• Writes a letter

• Goes for a walk

What is the blacksmith's reaction to his daughter's singing?

• He feels joy

• He feels sad

• He feels nothing

• He feels anger

What is the blacksmith's approach to life?

• He avoids challenges

• He seeks constant change

• He embraces each day

• He lives in the past