The Errand Boy

What is he doing?

• He is withdrawing money.

• He is ironing the clothes.

• He is washing the dishes.

• He is delivering food.

What is the boy doing?

• He is gardening.

• He is baking a cake.

• He is setting the table.

• He is taking the garbage out.

10 Part A: What is the theme of "Errand Boy"

• When you see someone being treated unfairly, speak up for them

• Don't steal things

• Trains are full of different kind of people

• Don't lie to people

Which detail lets you know the point of view of "Errand Boy"

• “You have no right to say this to me,” returned Phil indignantly

• “I understand my business,” said the conductor impertinently, “and I don’t need any instructions from you.”

• “Lionel Lake, 237 Broadway, New York” repeated the conductor. “If there is any such person, which I very much doubt, you are probably a confederate of his.”

• Phil was certainly dismayed, for he felt that it might be difficult for him to prove that he came honestly in possession of the ring.

What is the point of view of "Errand Boy?"

• First Person

• Second Person

• Third Person Omniscient

• Third Person Limited

What is the main conflict in 'The Errand Boy'?

• A) Phil's struggle to prove his innocence

• B) The conductor's misunderstanding of Phil

• C) Phil's desire to become rich

• D) The theft of a valuable ring

Which character in 'The Errand Boy' is most likely to be described as impertinent?

• A) Phil

• B) The conductor

• C) Lionel Lake

• D) The train passenger

What literary device is used when Phil feels dismayed about proving his innocence?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Irony

• C) Foreshadowing

• D) Simile

In 'The Errand Boy', what does the ring symbolize?

• A) Wealth

• B) Trust

• C) Deception

• D) Friendship

What is the setting of 'The Errand Boy'?

• A) A bustling city

• B) A quiet village

• C) A train journey

• D) A school