LTB3L1-Reading

Who employed the narrator?

• A fast-food chain

• A hospital

• A charity organization

• A school

What was the narrator's role on "Ronald Day"?

• To entertain children at McDonald's

• To visit sick children in the hospital

• To train new employees

• To manage the McDonald's branch

What was the common condition of the young patients the narrator visited?

• Minor injuries

• Common colds

• Terminal illnesses

• Allergies

What was the first rule the narrator mentioned about visiting children?

• Always bring gifts

• Never visit children alone while in costume

• Only visit children during the day

• Ensure children are accompanied by parents

Why was the narrator not permitted to have physical contact with the children?

• To maintain professionalism

• To prevent emotional attachment

• To avoid passing on germs

• To respect their personal space

What did the narrator believe was more powerful than rules in conveying love and warmth?

• Gifts and toys

• Magic tricks

• A heartfelt embrace

• Words of encouragement

How did the narrator discover Billy?

• Billy's parents called him

• He heard Billy's voice from a half-open door

• A nurse directed him to Billy's room

• Billy sent him a message

What did the narrator do to cheer Billy up?

• Sang songs

• Read a story

• Performed magic tricks

• Brought him a new toy

What did Billy ask the narrator for?

• More magic tricks

• A story

• A hug

• A balloon

Why did the narrator decide to hug Billy despite the rules?

• He forgot the rules

• He was ordered to do so by Billy's parents

• He realized that love and empathy were more important than rules

• He wanted to get fired