Josh and Joey's Emotional Journey

Josh and Joey have a heated argument, leading to Josh striking Joey. Joey leaves in anger, and Josh, filled with regret, searches for him in vain. Josh collapses and is later rescued by Lonnie, who helps him recover. The story explores themes of conflict, regret, and redemption.

What does Joey assert about his right regarding the bread?

• He should give it to Josh.

• He must share it with everyone.

• He can do as he pleases with it.

• He has no right to it.

How does Josh describe his feelings towards Joey during their travels?

• He disliked Joey.

• He grew to love Joey more than anyone else.

• He was indifferent.

• He was always angry with Joey.

What action does Josh take in a moment of anger?

• He strikes Joey.

• He hugs Joey.

• He ignores Joey.

• He apologizes to Joey.

What does Joey decide after the confrontation with Josh?

• To call for help.

• To stay with Josh.

• To forgive Josh immediately.

• To leave and take care of himself.

What does Josh do after Joey leaves?

• He goes to sleep.

• He searches for Joey.

• He writes a letter.

• He eats the bread.

What condition does Josh find himself in during his search?

• He is lost and exhausted.

• He is found by Joey.

• He is warm and comfortable.

• He is happy and relieved.

What memory does Josh recall while lying in the snow?

• A comforting moment with his father.

• A time he was punished.

• A birthday celebration.

• A school event.

Who finds Josh and takes him to safety?

• A stranger.

• Lonnie and Janie.

• Joey.

• His parents.

What does Josh notice about the room when he wakes up?

• It is dark and cold.

• It is filled with people.

• It is warm with the smell of soup.

• It is empty and silent.

How does Josh feel when he realizes Lonnie is beside him?

• Angry.

• Joyful.

• Indifferent.

• Disappointed.