Courtroom Experience Quiz

What was the narrator's initial impression of the court usher?

• Indifferent and neutral

• Helpful and supportive

• Unhelpful and negative

• Friendly and welcoming

What emotion does the narrator feel towards the usher's behavior?

• Amusement

• Indifference

• Anger

• Sympathy

How did the narrator manage to keep their composure in the courtroom?

• By seeking help from others

• By ignoring the usher and maintaining personal space

• By confronting the usher

• By leaving the courtroom

What strategy did the narrator use to avoid being provoked by the usher?

• Asking for help

• Avoiding eye contact

• Leaving the room

• Engaging in conversation

What does the narrator believe is the interest of the people in the courtroom?

• To help them get their child back

• To prolong the case for financial gain

• To ensure justice is served

• To provide emotional support

What is the narrator's perception of the court's interest in their case?

• The court is eager to resolve the case

• The court is indifferent to the outcome

• The court is supportive of the narrator

• The court benefits from prolonging the case

How many times has the narrator's case been delayed?

• Four or more times

• Three times

• Twice

• Once

What does the narrator suspect about the usher's motivations?

• The usher is genuinely interested in helping

• The usher is indifferent to the situation

• The usher is actively trying to provoke them

• The usher is overwhelmed with work

How does the narrator describe the usher's job?

• Challenging and rewarding

• Boring and dry

• Exciting and fulfilling

• Stressful and demanding

What does the narrator believe about their own sensitivity in the situation?

• They are insensitive

• They are indifferent

• They are appropriately sensitive

• They are overly sensitive