Lindy receives a letter from her biological father in Vietnam asking to meet her. This upsets Marj, who has raised Lindy as her own daughter. Marj wants Lindy to cancel her father's visa to Australia. However, Geoff convinces Marj to allow the meeting as long as he accompanies them. Lindy is confused about her identity and torn between the two families. She wonders if learning about her biological father will provide answers or make her feel more lost.
Lindy receives a letter from her biological father in Vietnam asking to meet her. This upsets Marj, who has raised Lindy as her own daughter. Marj wants Lindy to cancel her father's visa to Australia. However, Geoff convinces Marj to allow the meeting as long as he accompanies them. Lindy is confused about her identity and torn between the two families. She wonders if learning about her biological father will provide answers or make her feel more lost.
Lindy receives a letter from her biological father in Vietnam asking to meet her. This upsets Marj, who has raised Lindy as her own daughter. Marj wants Lindy to cancel her father's visa to Australia. However, Geoff convinces Marj to allow the meeting as long as he accompanies them. Lindy is confused about her identity and torn between the two families. She wonders if learning about her biological father will provide answers or make her feel more lost.
Lindy receives a letter from her biological father in Vietnam asking to meet her. This upsets Marj, who has raised Lindy as her own daughter. Marj wants Lindy to cancel her father's visa to Australia. However, Geoff convinces Marj to allow the meeting as long as he accompanies them. Lindy is confused about her identity and torn between the two families. She wonders if learning about her biological father will provide answers or make her feel more lost.
Questions By Group 3 (Mam Sothun) Teacher: Chhim Kimly
On Loan Chapter 3 I. Who said in the following sentences? Then put the sentences in the chronological order. Order Speaker a. But look what else he says. Hes a Viet Cong. b. But you still knew I was someone else. c. Did he have a machine gun? d. He can come. We wont try and stop him. You can see him. e. Go to the Immigration Department, get them to cancel the visa. f. I am sorry, I dont understand. g. I think we have to try Im going to try. h. I want you to do something for me. I want you to send he a telegram. i. Its my doll. Its Su-Su. j. Well, if you lost him, you know in war. k. Well, well take her away. Take her on a trip so he wont find her. l. What are you trying to say? m. You might have to go Hes your real father. n. Your older brother died in the fighting.
II. Which sentences are true (T) and which are false (F). a. Lindy became quitter and more thoughtful as if she failed her exam. b. According to the letter, Lindys father was a farmer at the present. c. Talking to Geoff in the bedroom, Marj cried. d. Marj told Lindy that she considered her as their real child. e. Marj called Lindy to call her father not to come to Australia. f. Lindy told Julie that Marj was always irritating and sad. g. ... Lindys dolls name was Su-Su which was brought all the way here from Vietnam.
III. Answer the questions below according to what you have learnt from the story. 1. Why does Lindy often loiter past the new Vietnamese restaurant, looking in at the people? 2. Why did a woman talk to Lindy in Vietnamese? How did Lindy feel then? 3. What does the letter from Vietnam tell Lindy about? 4. What was the atmosphere like while Lindy and Julie were at the pool? 5. On one morning Marj asked Lindy to do one thing for her. What was it? Why was that? 6. Having heard tough talk between mother and daughter, Geoff took his final stand and agreed to let Lindy meet her father but had to come along. Why he do like that?