Understanding the Narrator's Diary

The transcript is a reflective monologue where the narrator reintroduces their diary, discussing its role as a confidant and source of comfort. The diary helps manage emotions and serves as a mental health tool, akin to a health bar. The narrator reflects on their relationship with their father, using puzzles as a bonding activity. They also confront fears about an upcoming track meet, using the diary to process anxiety and identity. The narrative explores themes of self-expression, identity, and the therapeutic power of writing.

What is the main reason the narrator brought back the diary?

• To practice writing

• To write a novel

• To manage emotions

• To impress Aurelia

Why does the narrator prefer the term 'diary' over 'journal'?

• It was a gift from Aurelia

• It is easier to spell

• It reminds them of a friend

• It sounds more formal

What does the narrator compare the diary to?

• A health bar

• A puzzle

• A painting

• A song

How did the diary help the narrator during childhood?

• By teaching them new words

• By improving their handwriting

• By helping them make friends

• By reducing noise in their mind

What does the narrator say about the word 'milk'?

• It is a common word

• It is their favorite drink

• It is hard to pronounce

• It sounds like its action

What is the narrator's emotional state as they return to writing?

• Calm and collected

• Bored and uninterested

• Anxious and loud

• Happy and content

What event is the narrator preparing for?

• A music concert

• A family reunion

• A track meet

• A school exam

How does the narrator describe their fear?

• Like a soft melody

• Like a gentle breeze

• Like glass shattering

• Like a quiet whisper