Inferencing in One Man Band

Why do the two musicians start competing for the young girl's gold coin?

• They both want to buy new instruments.

• They are both trying to impress the young girl with their music.

• They are friends and enjoy a friendly competition.

• They both need the gold coin to win a music competition.

What does the short film reveal about the atmosphere of the town square?

• It is a vibrant area filled with people enjoying music.

• It is mostly empty and silent.

• It is exclusively used for hosting music events.

• Only affluent individuals are seen visiting it.

Why does the girl throw her gold coin into the fountain?

• She wants to make a wish.

• She thinks the musicians are too greedy.

• She loses interest in the music.

• She doesn't have any money to give.

What can we infer about the two musicians based on their actions?

• They are very competitive.

• They are best friends.

• They are not interested in music.

• They are family members.

How do the musicians react when the girl throws her coin into the fountain?

• They are happy for her.

• They are indifferent.

• They are surprised and disappointed.

• They immediately leave the square.

What can we infer about the story's setting from the clothing and instruments?

• It takes place in the future.

• It is set in a historical period.

• It takes place in a fantasy world.

• It is set in the present day.

Why do musicians use unusual instruments?

• To show off their wealth.

• To stand out from other musicians.

• Because they are part of a band.

• To match the setting of the town square.

What does the short film suggest about the role of music in the town?

• Music is a way to earn money.

• Music is an important part of the town's culture.

• Music is only for children.

• Music is not very important to the townspeople.