Life Lessons from Joy and Kyle

Joy reflects on her life after learning about her terminal illness. She navigates relationships, privacy, and the desire to make a difference. Through interactions with Kyle, she learns to value life beyond accomplishments. Despite health challenges, they find love and hope, ultimately inspiring each other to live fully.

What realization does Joy come to about her life?

• She has spent too much time resting.

• She has wasted a lot of time.

• She has achieved everything she wanted.

• She has always valued her privacy.

What does Joy initially believe about her worth?

• It is tied to her health.

• It is tied to her relationships.

• It is tied to her achievements.

• It is tied to her happiness.

What is the main topic of discussion between Joy and Kyle when they first meet?

• Their favorite hobbies.

• Their terminal illnesses.

• Their mutual friend Tom.

• Their plans for the future.

Why does Joy decide to participate in the foundation's event?

• To find a new hobby.

• To meet new people.

• To make a difference.

• To spend time with Kyle.

What activity do Joy and Kyle encourage the children to do at the foundation's event?

• Complete their homework.

• Learn new skills.

• Study hard.

• Play and have fun.

What decision do Joy and Kyle make regarding their health?

• To consult a new doctor.

• To seek alternative treatments.

• To swap organs.

• To travel the world.

What is the outcome of the surgery for Kyle?

• He decides to travel.

• His condition worsens.

• He fully recovers.

• He starts a new job.

How does Joy feel after the surgery?

• She feels regretful.

• She feels guilty.

• She feels indifferent.

• She feels determined to help Kyle.

What does Joy decide to do after Kyle's condition worsens?

• She starts a new relationship.

• She leaves the city.

• She fights to save him.

• She gives up on helping him.

What lesson does Joy learn by the end of the story?

• Life is about achieving goals.

• Life is about living fully.

• Life is about avoiding risks.

• Life is about making money.