Challenges and Solutions in Snow Driving

The speaker faces a challenging situation with their truck, using straps to attempt a solution. They encounter Lisa, who is stuck in a snowbank, and help her get out. The speaker then makes a final attempt to cross the snow successfully.

What problem does the narrator face at the beginning of the story?

• A missing load

• A flat tire

• No trucks coming or going

• A broken engine

How does the narrator initially try to solve their problem?

• By calling for help

• By pushing the truck manually

• By using load straps and a tree

• By waiting for another truck

What does the narrator do with the straps after making progress?

• Throws them away

• Leaves them for the next person

• Keeps them for future use

• Sells them

Who does the narrator encounter after solving their initial problem?

• A mechanic

• A fellow truck driver

• Lisa, who is stuck in a snowbank

• A police officer

What strategy does the narrator use to help Lisa?

• Pulls her truck out of the snow

• Pushes her truck

• Calls for a tow truck

• Gives her a new tire

What is the main challenge the narrator and Lisa face after getting out of the snow?

• Finding a gas station

• Crossing the snow crossing

• Repairing the truck

• Avoiding traffic

What happens to the narrator's truck during the snow crossing?

• It gets a flat tire

• It loses its bumper

• It runs out of fuel

• It overheats

What is the narrator's plan to ensure they don't get stuck again?

• Drive slowly and carefully

• Hit the snow crossing at high speed

• Wait for better weather

• Call for assistance

What does the narrator hope to achieve by hitting the snow crossing at high speed?

• To break a record

• To test the truck's speed

• To impress Lisa

• To avoid getting stuck

What is the narrator's attitude towards the situation by the end of the story?

• Frustrated and angry

• Scared and anxious

• Optimistic and determined

• Indifferent and careless