Narrator's Perspective and Relationships

The transcript describes the life of a third-generation farmer who is married to a farmer's daughter. It highlights his dedication to farming, his challenges on the road with other drivers, and his involvement in family and community activities like 4-H and FFA. The farmer emphasizes the importance of patience and understanding while dealing with road rage and deadlines, and he takes pride in his work and lifestyle.

What is the narrator's profession?

• Engineer

• Teacher

• Farmer

• Doctor

How does the narrator describe his driving style?

• Erratic and unpredictable

• Smooth and efficient

• Fast and reckless

• Slow and steady

What does the narrator say about the current year's crop?

• It's a bumper crop

• It's an average crop

• It's the best crop ever

• It's a poor crop

What does the narrator say about the road he drives on?

• It's a private road

• It's a state-paid road

• It's a toll road

• It's a dirt road

What is the narrator's relationship to the farmer's daughter?

• He is her brother

• He is her cousin

• He is her friend

• He is her husband

What organization is the narrator a lifetime sponsor of?

• FFA

• Red Cross

• Boy Scouts

• Rotary Club

How many boys does the narrator have in the county 4-H?

• Four

• One

• Two

• Three

What does the narrator suggest people do instead of getting angry at him?

• Take a different route

• Yell louder

• Call the police

• Smile and wave

What does the narrator say about the speed of his vehicle?

• It goes five miles an hour

• It goes ten miles an hour

• It goes twenty miles an hour

• It goes fifteen miles an hour

What is the narrator's attitude towards his work?

• Indifferent

• Proud

• Ashamed

• Frustrated