Narrator's Memories and Attachments

The transcript describes the process of choosing items to pack, highlighting personal and sentimental choices like a beloved doll. It also details items left behind, such as family photographs and personal belongings, reflecting on their emotional significance and the need to protect family history.

What items did the narrator pack for their journey?

• A pair of shoes, a hat, and a book

• A jacket, a scarf, and a pair of gloves

• One pair of pants, one pair of shorts, and three pairs of underwear

• Two pairs of socks, a sweater, and a coat

Why does the narrator love their doll more?

• Because it is brand new

• Because it was a gift from a friend

• Because of its scars

• Because it sings a song

What is the significance of the narrator's doll?

• It was a gift from a neighbor

• It is the only toy they own

• It is a family heirloom

• It has scars that make it special

What does the narrator pack along with clothing?

• A toothbrush and paste

• A map and a compass

• A book and a pen

• A flashlight and batteries

What is the color of the dress the narrator's doll is wearing?

• Red and white

• Green and black

• Purple and orange

• Blue and yellow

What does the narrator's mother knit for the doll?

• A blanket and pillow

• A scarf and mittens

• A hat and booties

• A sweater and pants

What is the narrator's emotional attachment to the doll based on?

• Its newness

• Its scars

• Its size

• Its beauty

What did the narrator's father bring back from America?

• A leather jacket

• 10 gold-rimmed glasses

• A cowboy hat

• A pair of boots

What do the bougainvillea and jasmine plants remind the narrator's mother of?

• The west

• The north

• The east

• The south

What did Brother Lewis do that broke a needle?

• Sewed a cowboy leather belt

• Fixed a pair of shoes

• Repaired a torn shirt

• Mended a broken bag