Multiple Choice
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(1) I only saw my mother’s father three times in my life. It’s unclear how many children he had: more than twenty, fewer than thirty, according to my mother’s calculations.
(2) The first time I saw him, he came to our house at night, when we were about to go to bed. He introduced us to Verónica, his youngest daughter. She was four or five years old, younger than I was.
(3) “Say hi to your aunt Verito,” he said to me and my sister. And then: “I’ve got your birthdays written down. I nev...er forget my grandchildren.”
(4) They left around midnight, driving away in a Renoleta. It was cold. My mother had to lend Verito one of my sister’s sweaters.
(5) “They’ll never give that sweater back,” my mother told my sister over breakfast, containing her rage, or maybe just resigned.
(6) The second time I saw him, some time later, was on my mother’s birthday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1) I only saw my mother’s father three times in my life. It’s unclear how many children he had: more than twenty, fewer than thirty, according to my mother’s calculations.
(2) The first time I saw him, he came to our house at night, when we were about to go to bed. He introduced us to Verónica, his youngest daughter. She was four or five years old, younger than I was.
(3) “Say hi to your aunt Verito,” he said to me and my sister. And then: “I’ve got your birthdays written down. I nev...er forget my grandchildren.”
(4) They left around midnight, driving away in a Renoleta. It was cold. My mother had to lend Verito one of my sister’s sweaters.
(5) “They’ll never give that sweater back,” my mother told my sister over breakfast, containing her rage, or maybe just resigned.
(6) The second time I saw him, some time later, was on my mother’s birthday.
What to read after Multiple Choice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alejandro Zambra to read onlineMoreLess
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