Understanding Life and Destiny

Forrest's mother is dying and shares her thoughts on life and destiny with him. She explains that death is a natural part of life and encourages Forrest to make the best of what he has. She believes in making one's own destiny and imparts wisdom through the metaphor of life being like a box of chocolates. Forrest reflects on her passing and the impact she had on his life.

What does Forrest's mother say about death?

• It is a punishment.

• It is something to be feared.

• It is a part of life.

• It is the end of everything.

How does Forrest's mother describe her role in his life?

• As a burden she had to bear.

• As a destiny she was unaware of.

• As a mistake she made.

• As a choice she regretted.

What belief does Forrest's mother hold about destiny?

• Destiny is something you create with your actions.

• Destiny is controlled by others.

• Destiny is irrelevant to one's life.

• Destiny is predetermined and unchangeable.

What advice does Forrest's mother give him about his future?

• To avoid making any decisions.

• To follow her exact footsteps.

• To figure out his own path.

• To let others decide for him.

What metaphor does Forrest's mother use to describe life?

• Life is a journey on a train.

• Life is a box of chocolates.

• Life is a never-ending story.

• Life is a game of chess.

What did Forrest do to honor his mother's memory?

• He planted a tree in her name.

• He bought her a new hat with flowers.

• He wrote a book about her.

• He built a statue in her honor.