Billy's Experience with the Narrator

The narrator, who worked as Ronald McDonald, shares a touching story about breaking job rules to hug a terminally ill child named Billy. Despite restrictions against physical contact, the narrator chose to comfort Billy, who was worried about his family and dog. This act of kindness left a lasting impact on Billy, who passed away shortly after, but expressed gratitude for the hug.

What was the primary reason the narrator was not allowed to visit children alone?

• To follow hospital protocols

• To ensure they had company

• To avoid frightening them

• To prevent spreading germs

What was the narrator's job on Ronald Day?

• To perform at McDonald's events

• To organize community fundraisers

• To visit sick children in hospitals

• To entertain children at birthday parties

How did the narrator first try to cheer up Billy?

• By reading him a story

• By giving him a toy

• By performing magic tricks

• By singing a song

What did Billy ask Ronald for during their interaction?

• A song

• A new toy

• A hug

• A story

What was the narrator's initial response to Billy's request for a hug?

• He ignored the request

• He promised to hug him later

• He explained it was against the rules

• He immediately hugged Billy

What realization did the narrator have when Billy stretched out his arms?

• Billy was just being playful

• Rules are meant to be broken

• Some things are more important than rules

• He should follow the rules strictly

What were some of Billy's concerns during his conversation with the narrator?

• His parents' well-being

• His brother's loneliness and his dog's hunger

• Not having enough toys

• Missing school

What did the narrator do before leaving Billy's room?

• Promised to visit again

• Sang a song for Billy

• Left his contact information with Billy's parents

• Gave Billy a gift

What message did Billy leave for his mother about his experience with Ronald?

• He was sad he couldn't see Santa

• He was happy because he hugged Ronald

• He wanted more toys

• He wished to see Ronald again

What did Billy's mother do after his passing?

• She organized a memorial service

• She thanked the narrator for his kindness

• She asked the narrator to visit again

• She donated to the hospital