Family Dynamics in a New Home

A family arrives at their new house, initially dismayed by its condition. The children explore their new room, discussing how to decorate it. They face a setback when the moving van is delayed, causing stress. Despite the challenges, the family engages in playful activities to bond and lighten the mood.

What is the family's initial reaction to their new house?

• They are excited and happy.

• They are indifferent.

• They are angry and refuse to enter.

• They are disappointed and concerned.

What does one of the family members find inside the house?

• A leaking pipe

• A hidden treasure

• A dead mouse

• A broken window

How does the family plan to improve their new room?

• By painting the walls

• By rearranging the furniture

• By adding butterfly curtains

• By installing new lights

What is the family's plan for the empty room?

• To see it as an opportunity

• To leave it as it is

• To use it as storage

• To rent it out

What does the family member suggest about the empty room?

• It's a waste of space.

• It's an opportunity.

• It's haunted.

• It's too small.

What is the family's reaction to the news about the moving van?

• They are excited.

• They are frustrated and stressed.

• They are indifferent.

• They are relieved.

What does the family do to cope with the stress of the situation?

• They watch a movie.

• They call a friend.

• They play a game.

• They go for a walk.

Who scores during the playful moment?

• Riley

• Dad

• Mom

• Anderson

What does the family member do that indicates they are in for a serious moment?

• They sit down.

• They put their hair up.

• They start cleaning.

• They make a phone call.

What interrupts the family's playful moment?

• A loud noise

• A phone call

• A power outage

• A knock on the door