Understanding the Transcript

What does the narrator initially believe when he wakes up?

• He is still dreaming.

• He is at home in bed.

• He is in a hospital.

• He is at a friend's house.

What does the narrator find that indicates Johnny's whereabouts?

• A message on his phone.

• A note written in the dust.

• A letter under the door.

• A map with directions.

What does Johnny bring back with him?

• A week's supply of food.

• A new set of clothes.

• A radio for entertainment.

• A flashlight and batteries.

Why do Johnny and the narrator decide to change their appearances?

• To fit in with a new group.

• To start a new trend.

• To avoid being recognized.

• To impress someone.

How does the narrator feel about changing his hair?

• Excited for a new look.

• Indifferent to the change.

• Reluctant and upset.

• Eager to try something new.

What does the narrator compare the hair change to?

• A fashion statement.

• A Halloween costume.

• A new beginning.

• A rite of passage.

What does Johnny express regret about?

• Not contacting their friends.

• Not bringing enough supplies.

• Leaving their hometown.

• Bringing the narrator along.

How do Johnny and the narrator comfort each other?

• By planning their next move.

• By sharing stories from home.

• By holding each other and talking.

• By listening to music together.

What realization do Johnny and the narrator come to by the end?

• They need to return home.

• They need to find new allies.

• They should split up.

• They can face whatever comes.

What does the narrator do to help Johnny warm up?

• Gives him a blanket.

• Finds a heater.

• Puts an arm around him.

• Starts a fire.