Robin and Brother Luke's Adventures

In this chapter, Robin, a young boy, learns to carve wood and makes a doll for a girl. He also learns to swim with the help of Brother Luke, which strengthens his arms. Robin begins crafting crutches, gaining independence and mobility. The chapter concludes with Robin reflecting on his progress during Midsummer Eve, feeling a sense of belonging and achievement.

What was the primary duty of the monks after the plague?

• To travel to other cities

• To write new scriptures

• To continue their service to God and humanity

• To rebuild the monastery

Why did Brother Luke suggest Robin make a doll?

• To decorate the monastery

• To practice his carving skills

• To gift it to a poor girl

• To sell it in the market

What did Brother Hubert teach Robin about?

• The history of the monastery

• The art of painting

• The stars and far countries

• The secrets of the forest

What activity did Robin and Brother Luke do together?

• They wrote a book

• They planted a garden

• They went fishing

• They built a boat

How did Robin feel about not being able to swim with the other boys?

• He was scared

• He was indifferent

• He was relieved

• He was envious

What did Brother Luke promise Robin after his first swim?

• To bring him swimming every day

• To take him to the city

• To help him carve a new doll

• To teach him to fish

What realization did Robin have about crutches?

• They would help him swim

• They would allow him to walk like Jeffrey

• They were too difficult to use

• They were unnecessary

What was Robin's favorite activity in his daily routine?

• Reading

• Carpentry

• Writing

• Swimming

What did Robin help the other boys make?

• Hats

• Dolls

• Boats

• Kites

What did Robin and Brother Luke do in the city?

• Attended a festival

• Completed the crutches

• Bought new clothes

• Visited a museum