The short story is about a man and his experience as a tricycle driver, especially his interaction with passengers.
Question: Who is the tricycle man?
Answer: Nick is the tricycle man.
Explanation: The first sentence of the story explicitly stated that Nick is the tricycle driver.
Question: What was Nick’s problem?
Answer: There was only one seat for either Kris or Mike.
Explanation: The sidecar of Nick’s tricycle can accommodate three passengers per ride. When Kris and Mike were about to ride the tricycle, two seats in the sidecar were already occupied by Mr. Perez and Mrs. Pardo.
Question: How many riders did the tricycle man have?
Answer: Four.
Explanation: As previously stated, four passengers are asking Nick to take them to their destinations. However, his tricycle’s sidecar can only accommodate three passengers at a time.
Question: Who helped solve Nick's problem?
Answer: Mr. Perez.
Explanation: Kris and Mike cannot be accommodated by the sidecar because two of the seats were already taken by Mr. Perez and Mrs. Pardo. However, Mr. Perez decided to give way to the students when he told Nick he would ride behind him (back ride). Hence, one of the students can now take his vacated seat while the other can sit on the sidecar's foldable seat.
Question: Which word describes Mr. Perez?
Answer: Kind.
Explanation: Faced with a problem, Mr. Perez decided to step up and offer a solution. Being considerate helped everyone, especially the students, so no one will be left behind. That way, the tricycle can immediately start the trip, so everyone gets to their destinations on time.
Question: Which happened last?
Answer: Kris and Mike told Nick to take them to school.
Explanation: Kris and Mike were the last passengers to ask for a ride. As previously stated, two of the three sidecar seats were already taken when they arrived. Luckily, Mr. Perez decided to give way so the students could have seats in the sidecar.
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