Read the text and do the tasks. "Hachi: A Dog's Story" is a heartwarming and inspiring family drama that tells the story of a dog's unwavering…
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Read the text and do the tasks.
"Hachi: A Dog's Story" is a heartwarming and inspiring family drama that tells the story of a dog's unwavering loyalty and devotion. When college professor Parker Wilson (Richard Gere), discovers a rather unlikely commuter wandering around the train station, he takes the lost Akita puppy home with him. Parker and his new canine friend, Hachi, soon form a bond that cannot be broken. Hachi follows Parker to the train station every day and returns to the station every evening to greet his beloved master after work.
On one very sad day, Parker leaves for work and becomes deathly ill, never to return to the station again. Even after Parker passes away, Hachi faithfully returns to the station every day for the next nine years, until his death, to wait for his beloved master. During those nine years, this amazing dog touches the lives of the vendors, the stationmaster, and the many commuters at the station square. He teaches them the true meaning of loyalty, devotion, and love. Hachi's unyielding devotion and love for his master soon gains media attention. This dog's amazing story not only touches the lives of those at the station square, but all who learn about Hachi's love and devotion.
A. Fill in the blanks with the correct information from the text. (5×1=5)
a. Professor Parker Wilson finds........around the train station.
b. Hachi goes to the station every evening........his master.
c. One day Parker leaves for work but does not........home.
d. The people could see the dog at the station until its........
e. Hachi's story........the heart of many people.
B. Answer these questions. (5×1=5)
a. What is the name of the dog in the film?
b. Where does Professor Parker work?
c. How was the bond between Parker and the dog?
d. Why does the dog go to the same station even after Parker's death?
e. What could people learn from the dog?
