WorksheetsA Doctor’s Journal Entry for August 6, 1945 (Set 1 )
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What startled the narrator with a strong flash in the garden?
a)
Lightning
b)
Fireworks
c)
Magnesium flares
d)
Sunlight
2.
What was the initial mood described in the passage?
a)
Chaotic
b)
Calm
c)
Frightening
d)
Exciting
3.
After the flashes, what happened to the narrator's surroundings?
a)
Everything collapsed
b)
It became eerily quiet
c)
The air became icy
d)
Birds started chirping
4.
What was the narrator's reaction to the collapse of the house?
a)
Panic-stricken
b)
Calm and collected
c)
Excited
d)
Curious
5.
Why did the narrator call out for Yecko-san?
a)
To ask about dinner plans
b)
To inquire about her day
c)
To check if she was safe
d)
To discuss the weather
6.
What did the narrator notice about himself after the collapse?
a)
His drawers and undershirt disappeared
b)
He had a new scar on his hand
c)
He lost his glasses
d)
He was covered in dust
7.
Who emerged from the debris with the narrator?
a)
A neighbor
b)
Yecko-san
c)
A firefighter
d)
A stranger
8.
Why did the narrator decide to go to the hospital?
a)
To get water
b)
To seek medical aid
c)
To find their missing belongings
d)
To call for help
9.
What tripped the narrator and Yecko-san as they stumbled to the street?
a)
A fallen tree
b)
Debris on the road
c)
A misplaced step
d)
A person
10.
What did the narrator see at their feet that made them gasp?
a)
A severed hand
b)
A piece of glass
c)
A dead bird
d)
A child's toy
11.
Why did the narrator sit down on the ground?
a)
They were tired
b)
Thirst seized them
c)
To look at a flower
d)
To catch their breath
12.
Why did the narrator feel the need to help their staff?
a)
They needed assistance with work
b)
It made sense to them in the situation
c)
They wanted to be a hero
d)
To find out what happened to them
13.
What was the immediate concern of the narrator's wife Yecko-san?
a)
Finding their belongings
b)
Getting to safety
c)
Calling for help
d)
Checking the mail
14.
Why was the narrator alarmed when they called out for Yecko-san?
a)
She didn't answer
b)
Her response was unclear
c)
Her voice sounded distant
d)
They were scared for her life
15.
What did the narrator dislodge from their body after the collapse?
a)
A piece of wood
b)
A piece of glass
c)
A rock
d)
A metal rod
16.
Why did the narrator wonder about the magnesium flares?
a)
They thought it was a firework show
b)
They were curious about the technology
c)
They wanted to impress Yecko-san
d)
They were debating with a neighbor
17.
Why did the narrator lose their drawers and undershirt?
a)
They were stolen
b)
They were blown away by the wind
c)
They caught fire
d)
They were torn during the collapse
18.
What injury did the narrator sustain on their body?
a)
A mangled thigh
b)
A broken arm
c)
A dislocated shoulder
d)
A bruised forehead
19.
Why did the narrator feel the need to call out for Yecko-san's safety?
a)
He was scared for her life
b)
He wanted to confirm dinner plans
c)
He thought she had left
d)
He heard a noise
20.
What did the narrator notice about the surroundings after the collapse?
a)
Everything was on fire
b)
The world seemed different
c)
It was eerily silent
d)
Birds were chirping loudly
21.
Why did the narrator think about helping their staff during the crisis?
a)
It made sense to them in the situation
b)
They needed assistance with work
c)
They wanted to be a hero
d)
To find out what happened to them
22.
What did the narrator and Yecko-san stumble over in the street?
a)
A fallen tree
b)
Debris on the road
c)
A misplaced step
d)
A person
23.
What was the immediate concern of the narrator's wife Yecko-san?
a)
Finding their belongings
b)
Getting to safety
c)
Calling for help
d)
Checking the mail
24.
Why did the narrator wonder about the magnesium flares?
a)
They thought it was a firework show
b)
They were curious about the technology
c)
They wanted to impress Yecko-san
d)
They were debating with a neighbor
25.
Why did the narrator lose their drawers and undershirt?
a)
They were stolen
b)
They were blown away by the wind
c)
They caught fire
d)
They were torn during the collapse
26.
What injury did the narrator sustain on their body?
a)
A mangled thigh
b)
A broken arm
c)
A dislocated shoulder
d)
A bruised forehead
27.
Why did the narrator feel the need to call out for Yecko-san's safety?
a)
He was scared for her life
b)
He wanted to confirm dinner plans
c)
He thought she had left
d)
He heard a noise
28.
What did the narrator notice about the surroundings after the collapse?
a)
Everything was on fire
b)
The world seemed different
c)
It was eerily silent
d)
Birds were chirping loudly
29.
Why did the narrator think about helping their staff during the crisis?
a)
It made sense to them in the situation
b)
They needed assistance with work
c)
They wanted to be a hero
d)
To find out what happened to them
30.
What did the narrator and Yecko-san stumble over in the street?
a)
A fallen tree
b)
Debris on the road
c)
A misplaced step
d)
A person
31.
What was the immediate concern of the narrator's wife Yecko-san?
a)
Finding their belongings
b)
Getting to safety
c)
Calling for help
d)
Checking the mail
32.
Why did the narrator wonder about the magnesium flares?
a)
They thought it was a firework show
b)
They were curious about the technology
c)
They wanted to impress Yecko-san
d)
They were debating with a neighbor
33.
Why did the narrator lose their drawers and undershirt?
a)
They were stolen
b)
They were blown away by the wind
c)
They caught fire
d)
They were torn during the collapse
34.
What injury did the narrator sustain on their body?
a)
A mangled thigh
b)
A broken arm
c)
A dislocated shoulder
d)
A bruised forehead
35.
Why did the narrator feel the need to call out for Yecko-san's safety?
a)
He was scared for her life
b)
He wanted to confirm dinner plans
c)
He thought she had left
d)
He heard a noise
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