Black sheep

What event led the narrator's family to move out of London?

• A family dispute

• A job opportunity for the father

• The death of a young boy

• A natural disaster

How did the narrator's mother react to the news of Damilola Taylor's death?

• She was relieved

• She was indifferent

• She was deeply upset

• She was confused

What was the narrator's initial experience in the new area?

• He was warmly welcomed

• He faced racial discrimination

• He found it similar to London

• He immediately made friends

What did the narrator do to try to fit in with the local community?

• He started a new hobby

• He moved back to London

• He changed his appearance and behavior

• He ignored everyone

How did the narrator's father influence his perception of strength?

• By showing vulnerability

• By encouraging open communication

• By being emotionally supportive

• By emphasizing toughness

What was the narrator's relationship with the group that held racist views?

• He challenged their views

• He became friends with them

• He avoided them

• He reported them to authorities

What internal conflict did the narrator face while trying to fit in?

• Struggling with his identity

• Balancing work and family

• Deciding on a career path

• Choosing between two schools

What was the narrator's emotional state after trying to fit in?

• He experienced turmoil

• He was indifferent

• He felt at peace

• He was content

What did the narrator ultimately desire from his father?

• Career advice

• Love and acceptance

• Permission to move back

• Financial support

What was the narrator's reflection on his actions with the group?

• He felt justified

• He felt indifferent

• He felt guilty

• He felt proud