5 Questions
Why was Tin unable to join Tan on the out-of-town trip?
Her mother disapproved of it.
What was Tan upset about regarding Tin?
Tin didn't keep their agreement.
Why did Tan's mother intervene in the argument?
To remind Tin of her studies and goals.
How did Tan react when Tin explained why she couldn't keep their agreement?
He became even more upset.
What did Tin's mother remind her of during the argument?
Her studies and goals.
Study Notes
- Tin and Tan were planning a trip out-of-town, but Tin needed to ask her mother for permission first.
- Tin had promised Tan that she would join him, but she was unable to due to her mother's disapproval.
- Tan became upset with Tin for not joining him, accusing her of neglecting their agreement and disobeying her mother.
- Tin explained that she had gotten drunk and didn't mean to break their agreement.
- Tan accused Tin of stealing his boyfriend and being a troublemaker. Tin defended herself, but the argument escalated.
- Tan's mother intervened, scolding Tin for making a scene over a boy and reminding her of her priorities, such as her studies and goals.
- Tin's mother gave her a pep talk, telling her that the pain of the situation would go away and reminding her that she was still young and had a lot to look forward to.
Test your comprehension of a story involving Tin and Tan's friendship, misunderstandings, and family dynamics. Explore how miscommunication and differing priorities can lead to conflict among friends.
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