Snack Attack

How does the train station setting influence the events between the old woman and the teenager?

• It makes the woman feel more cautious because she is at home.

• It allows the woman to meet the teenager and share the same space, leading to the misunderstanding.

• It prevents the woman from buying any food or snacks.

• It causes the teenager to explain everything clearly.

When the teenager takes a cookie, what is the most likely prediction based on the woman’s expression and actions?

• She will laugh and thank him for sharing.

• She will ignore him and walk away.

• She will get upset and accuse him of eating her cookie.

• She will buy another pack of cookies.

After the old woman angrily crumbles a cookie in response to the teenager, what can viewers confirm about earlier predictions?

• The prediction that she would become upset was correct.

• The prediction that she would calmly share was correct.

• The prediction that the teenager would apologize was correct.

• The prediction that she would leave the station was correct.

Which sentence best paraphrases the ending of the film?

• The teenager gives the woman money for new cookies.

• The woman leaves the train station still angry at the teenager.

• The teenager admits stealing the cookies and says sorry.

• The old woman finds her own unopened cookies, realizing she misjudged the teenager.

Which of the following best summarizes the conflict in the film?

• The teenager asks the woman for cookies, and she kindly agrees.

• The old woman forgets her cookies at home, so she buys new ones.

• The old woman and the teenager argue over who owns the cookies.

• The teenager buys cookies and shares them with his friends.