Life and Sacrifices of a Caregiver

Why did the narrator decide to move to America?

• To provide a better future for her children

• To explore new cultures

• To escape the weather in the Philippines

• To pursue a career in technology

What was the narrator's profession before becoming a caregiver?

• Florist

• Teacher

• Nurse

• Chef

What is a key difference between being a florist and a caregiver, according to the narrator?

• Florists can discard wilted flowers, caregivers deal with human emotions

• Florists work with emotions, caregivers do not

• Florists earn more than caregivers

• Caregivers have more flexible hours than florists

How long has the narrator been in America?

• 18 years

• 15 years

• 10 years

• 20 years

What was the narrator's hope for her son Miguel?

• That he would become a doctor

• That he would travel the world

• That he would continue his college education in America

• That he would start a business

What does the narrator require from Miguel after he returns to the Philippines?

• To send money regularly

• To visit her every month

• To communicate with her every day

• To send her gifts

How does the narrator feel about Miguel's decision to return to the Philippines?

• She is disappointed

• She respects his decision

• She is indifferent

• She is angry

What is the narrator's primary commitment in America?

• To start a new business

• To write a book

• To finish her commitment with Bette

• To travel across the country

What does the narrator compare her monitoring of Miguel to?

• Her daily routine

• Her past life in the Philippines

• Her work as a florist

• Her monitoring of Bette

What is the narrator's final decision regarding staying in America?

• She decides to leave

• She is unsure

• She decides to stay

• She plans to move to another country