91. Quitting His Job

He works at a fast-food restaurant. He hates his job. He flips burgers. He cuts potatoes.





He pours soda in cups. He thinks doing these things is boring. He does not like talking to customers. His boss, Susan Wright, is mean. She always makes him work extra hours. He finally quits his job.




Vocabulary Words

                                                           
No.WordDefinitionExample Sentence
01works atis employed at a particular location or type of businessHe works at a fast-food restaurant.
02fast-food restaurantan eatery where food is quickly prepared and servedHe works at a fast-food restaurant.
03hates his jobfeels intense dislike or disgust for his employmentHe hates his job.
04flips burgersturns over ground meat patties on a grill for cookingHe flips burgers.
05cuts potatoesslices or chops the vegetables, likely for making friesHe cuts potatoes.
06pours sodatransfers carbonated soft drinks from a dispenser into a cupHe pours soda in cups.
07doing these things is boringhe finds these tasks uninteresting or tiresomeHe thinks doing these things is boring.
08talking to customersengaging in conversation with patrons who are buying foodHe does not like talking to customers.
09His bossthe person in charge of him at work, his managerHis boss, Susan Wright, is mean.
10is meanis unkind, malicious, or unpleasantHis boss, Susan Wright, is mean.
11work extra hoursspend additional time at his job beyond his scheduled shiftShe always makes him work extra hours.
12quits his jobformally leaves or resigns from his employmentHe finally quits his job.
13restauranta place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premisesHe works at a fast-food restaurant.
14burgersshort for hamburgersHe flips burgers.
15sodaa carbonated soft drinkHe pours soda in cups.
16cupsdrinking vessels, often made of paper or plastic at a fast-food placeHe pours soda in cups.
17Susan Wrightthe name of his bossHis boss, Susan Wright, is mean.
18finallyafter a long time, typically when there has been difficulty or delayHe finally quits his job.
19potatoesstarchy root vegetables, often cut into fries at a fast-food restaurantHe cuts potatoes.
20extra hoursadditional time worked beyond the usual scheduleShe always makes him work extra hours.

Comprehension Questions

                                                       
No.QuestionAnswer
01Where does the boy work?At a fast-food restaurant.
02How does he feel about his job?He hates his job.
03Name one food item he prepares.Burgers (or potatoes/fries).
04What drink does he pour?Soda.
05What does he think of the tasks he performs?He thinks they are boring.
06What type of interaction does he dislike?Talking to customers.
07What is the name of his boss?Susan Wright.
08What is one negative characteristic of his boss?She is mean.
09What did his boss often make him do?Work extra hours.
10What is the final action he takes regarding his job?He quits his job.
11The phrase "flips burgers" suggests he works where in the restaurant?In the kitchen (cooking area).
12What word describes his feeling about his work tasks?Boring.
13What is the opposite of a "mean" boss?A nice/kind/fair boss.
14The job title associated with "flipping burgers" is often what?Cook or kitchen staff.
15Why would a boss making him work extra hours contribute to him hating the job?It causes overwork and resentment.
16What is another way to say "quits his job"?Resigns (or leaves his employment).
17The boy's job requires both food preparation and what other skill?Customer service (talking to customers).
18What does the word "finally" imply about his decision to quit?It was a difficult decision or he waited a long time to do it.
19What common fast-food item is made from cut potatoes?French fries.
20What is the boy's relationship with Susan Wright?She is his boss.
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