Valentine's Day and Lessons on Relationships

Trevor's mother gives him advice on relationships, emphasizing respect and acknowledgment. At 12, Trevor experiences his first Valentine's Day at a new school, where he is encouraged to ask Maylene, a girl he walks home with, to be his valentine. Despite initial success, Maylene chooses another boy, Lorenzo, leaving Trevor heartbroken but understanding of the situation.

What was the main focus of Trevor's mother's lessons?

• How to earn more money

• How to be a man and respect women

• How to excel in sports

• How to cook

What was Trevor's initial understanding of Valentine's Day?

• A day to play sports

• A day to exchange gifts with friends

• A day to celebrate with family

• A concept involving a baby with an arrow

Why did Trevor decide to ask Maylene to be his Valentine?

• He wanted to win a bet

• He had a crush on her

• He was pressured by his friends

• He wanted to impress his teachers

What was the significance of Trevor and Maylene being the only mixed kids in school?

• They were ignored by others

• They were the most popular

• They were expected to be together

• They were best friends

What was the role of friends in Trevor's plan to ask Maylene?

• They ignored him

• They made fun of him

• They helped him with the process

• They discouraged him

Where did Trevor finally ask Maylene to be his Valentine?

• At the park

• In the classroom

• Outside McDonald's

• At the school gate

What was Trevor's reaction to Maylene's decision on Valentine's Day?

• He ignored her

• He laughed it off

• He was confused but accepted it

• He was angry

How did Trevor feel after Maylene chose Lorenzo?

• He felt happy for her

• He felt indifferent

• He felt devastated but understood

• He felt relieved

What did Trevor do with the gifts he prepared for Maylene?

• He kept them for himself

• He still gave them to Maylene

• He gave them to another girl

• He threw them away

What did Trevor learn about social dynamics from this experience?

• Popularity is not important

• Friendship is more important than love

• Social expectations can influence decisions

• Valentine's Day is overrated