Benny's Death and Its Impact

The transcript narrates the story of a person living in Merrimack, describing their home, the crumble down house, and the surrounding orchard. It highlights the impact of developers on the land and the personal connection to the place. The narrator shares a deep friendship with Benny, whose tragic death in the orchard profoundly affects them. The story reflects on themes of home, family, friendship, and loss, exploring the emotional aftermath of Benny's accident.

What is the location of the Crumble Down House?

• Riverbank Lane

• Hilltop Avenue

• Main Street

• Swagger Town Road

What does the narrator's uncle think about developers?

• They are harmful

• They are essential

• They are irrelevant

• They are unnecessary

What does the narrator's grandma think about developers?

• They are helpful

• They are necessary

• They should have been avoided

• They are irrelevant

What does the narrator try to do to maintain the house?

• Paint the walls

• Mow the lawn

• Sweep the porch

• Fix the roof

How does the narrator describe his relationship with Benny?

• Rivals

• Casual acquaintances

• Like brothers

• Distant friends

What does the narrator do in the Social Work office?

• Writes in a journal

• Talks to a counselor

• Stares at his sandwich

• Reads a book

What is Benny's dad Andy's profession?

• Chef

• Doctor

• Carpenter

• Teacher

Where did Benny die?

• In the orchard

• In the city

• In the house

• At school

What was broken at the scene of Benny's accident?

• A fence

• A door

• A ladder

• A window

What season did Benny die in?

• Winter

• Autumn

• Spring

• Summer