Poet Phil Kaye remembers his grandfather and reimagines traditional masculinity

What was the slogan of the surplus store opened by the narrator's grandfather?

• From the battlefield to your home.

• Quality goods for quality people.

• From a battleship to a hunting knife, we have it or will get it.

• Everything you need under one roof.

How did the narrator's grandfather impact the community?

• By organizing community events.

• By being a kind and reliable figure.

• By being a strong and tough leader.

• By offering discounts to everyone.

What did the narrator's father build as a teenager?

• A new store section.

• A door at the back of the store.

• A display that reached the ceiling.

• A community center.

What did the narrator do when he was a teenager working at the store?

• He painted the store walls.

• He organized community events.

• He built a display that went up to the ceiling.

• He managed the store finances.

What lesson did the narrator learn from his grandfather?

• The value of traditional masculinity.

• The importance of being strong and tough.

• The necessity of financial success.

• The significance of building and community.