The Missing Photograph
Aya was preparing a display about her town's history. On the morning of the exhibition, however, an old photograph of the station was missing from her folder. Her grandfather had lent it to her for the display, and she had promised to return it safely.
Years earlier, her grandfather had first shown her the photograph during a walk near the old station. That experience had inspired her interest in the town's history. Now Aya searched the classroom alone. She remembered that the previous afternoon, Sora had offered to help arrange the display, but she had refused because she wanted every part to look exactly as she had planned. She now wished she had accepted the offer.
When Sora arrived, Aya finally explained what had happened. Sora did not blame her. Instead, he remembered seeing Aya place the photograph inside a large map to keep it flat. They opened the map together and found it. Aya felt relieved. Before the visitors arrived, she asked Sora to check the rest of the display with her.
At the end of the day, Aya wrote her grandfather a note: "I protected your photograph, but I almost lost sight of something else. Asking for help does not mean giving up responsibility."
Which sequence shows the events in their actual chronological order?
How did Aya's attitude change?
What role does Sora mainly play in Aya's change?
Which word best describes Aya just after she and Sora found the photograph?
What lesson did Aya learn?
The Missing Photograph
Aya was preparing a display about her town's history. On the morning of the exhibition, however, an old photograph of the station was missing from her folder. Her grandfather had lent it to her for the display, and she had promised to return it safely.
Years earlier, her grandfather had first shown her the photograph during a walk near the old station. That experience had inspired her interest in the town's history. Now Aya searched the classroom alone. She remembered that the previous afternoon, Sora had offered to help arrange the display, but she had refused because she wanted every part to look exactly as she had planned. She now wished she had accepted the offer.
When Sora arrived, Aya finally explained what had happened. Sora did not blame her. Instead, he remembered seeing Aya place the photograph inside a large map to keep it flat. They opened the map together and found it. Aya felt relieved. Before the visitors arrived, she asked Sora to check the rest of the display with her.
At the end of the day, Aya wrote her grandfather a note: "I protected your photograph, but I almost lost sight of something else. Asking for help does not mean giving up responsibility."
Which sequence shows the events in their actual chronological order?
How did Aya's attitude change?
What role does Sora mainly play in Aya's change?
Which word best describes Aya just after she and Sora found the photograph?
What lesson did Aya learn?