Long Way Down: Understanding Will's Story

Jason Reynolds introduces himself as the author and narrator of 'Long Way Down.' The story is narrated by Will, who insists on its truth despite expecting disbelief. Will shares his identity and the impact of his brother Sean's death, describing the profound sadness and pain of loss.

Who is the narrator of the audiobook 'Long Way Down'?

• A stranger

• Sean Holliman

• William Holliman

• Jason Reynolds

What does Will imply about the nature of his story?

• It's a dream he had

• It's a fictional tale

• It's a rumor he heard

• It's a true story

What does Will suggest might happen after he tells his story?

• People will laugh at him

• People will want to be his friend or not

• People will ignore him

• People will believe him immediately

Who was Sean to Will?

• His cousin

• His uncle

• His brother

• His father

What does Will wish he had done more with Sean?

• Laughed at his jokes

• Played sports

• Traveled together

• Studied together

What metaphor does Will use to describe the sadness of losing someone?

• A broken mirror

• A lost key

• A tooth being pulled

• A stormy night

How does Will describe the feeling of Sean's absence?

• Like a missing tooth

• Like a missing shoe

• Like a missing book

• Like a missing friend

What is the hardest part for Will to accept about Sean's death?

• The constant reminder of his absence

• The funeral arrangements

• The community's reaction

• The police investigation