Understanding the Narrator's Experience

The transcript describes a 14-year-old boy's observations of a large man, noting his shape and considering it a tactical advantage. The boy contemplates using this to get kicked out of his home by being obnoxious and rude. Despite his efforts, he remains with the man for three years, unable to shake him off.

What did the narrator notice about the person's shape?

• He was shaped like a lowercase b.

• He was shaped like a lowercase d.

• He was shaped like an uppercase B.

• He was shaped like a number 8.

What was the narrator's initial reaction to the person's appearance?

• He found it inspiring.

• He found it amusing.

• He found it intimidating.

• He found it confusing.

What was the narrator's tactical thought regarding the person?

• To ignore him.

• To become friends with him.

• To get under his skin about his weight.

• To learn from him.

What actions did the narrator take in an attempt to be removed from the home?

• He was obnoxious and set things on fire.

• He was quiet and reserved.

• He was studious and hardworking.

• He was polite and helpful.

What was the outcome of the narrator's attempts to be disruptive?

• He was ignored completely.

• He was praised for his behavior.

• He was immediately removed from the home.

• He remained connected to the person.