Understanding Characters and Themes in a Story

The story revolves around Matt, who visits his Grandpa to help care for Grandma's tree. During the visit, Matt shares the story of his friend Amman, an asylum seeker facing deportation. Grandpa decides to visit Amman at the detention center, reflecting on family, friendship, and the impact of stargazing.

What does the teacher warn the students about the story?

• It's very long.

• It might be emotional.

• It's a comedy.

• It's a mystery.

Why does Grandpa decide not to visit Manchester this summer?

• He is unwell.

• He doesn't like traveling.

• He is worried about Grandma's tree.

• He is too busy.

What activity do Matt and Grandpa enjoy together at night?

• Stargazing

• Watching TV

• Reading books

• Playing chess

What does Matt remember about his friend Aman?

• Aman loves to paint.

• Aman is from Afghanistan.

• Aman is a great singer.

• Aman dislikes sports.

How did Aman come to live in Manchester?

• As a student

• As a worker

• As a tourist

• As an asylum seeker

What idea does Matt have regarding Aman?

• To write him a letter

• To have Grandpa visit him

• To send him gifts

• To visit him in Afghanistan

What does Grandpa need to do to visit Aman?

• Visit without notice

• Send an email

• Write a formal letter

• Call the detention center

How does Grandpa feel on the way to the detention center?

• Indifferent

• Angry

• Excited

• Nervous