Character Reactions and Neighborhood Changes

The video covers a chapter from the Egypt Game, focusing on Elizabeth's role, a neighborhood incident that causes fear and suspicion, and the children's discussions on safety. Rumors about the professor's involvement in a crime spread, affecting the game. The children make costumes for the game, and the neighborhood gradually returns to normal. The chapter concludes with reflections on the events.

What role does Elizabeth play in the Egypt Game?

• She is uninterested in the game.

• She admires and supports the game.

• She is the leader of the group.

• She provides many new ideas.

What event causes concern in the neighborhood?

• A new family moves in.

• A fire in the storage yard.

• A little girl is killed.

• A robbery at the local store.

How do the children react to the news of the tragedy?

• They ignore it and continue playing.

• They become more cautious and curious.

• They decide to move away.

• They blame each other for the incident.

What is the main reason the children believe the professor is innocent?

• They know him personally.

• They don't care about the rumors.

• They have a feeling he is innocent.

• They have evidence proving his innocence.

What do the children do to continue the Egypt Game indoors?

• They stop playing altogether.

• They change the game's theme.

• They invite more friends to join.

• They create costumes and props.

How does the neighborhood change after the tragedy?

• It remains silent and fearful.

• It becomes more dangerous.

• It becomes more lively and active.

• It gradually returns to normal.