Eight questions before the play button.

Does this leave you more able

1. 01to keep a house,+
2. 02to tell the truth,+
3. 03and be useful?+

The same eight marks, on any story. A reader’s answer, not an award.

• 80Fit to keep+
• 65Worth an evening+
• 45Awake, or leave it+

The community checker

For a room that is not your house.

A youth group, a Sunday school, a co-op, a library, a cinema. The same eight questions. The room marks before it sees the number. One story, then stop.

The list states its rule, so another adult can open the same titles. The teaching sheet has no brand on its face. What a child says in the room is not published.

The youth group

One evening. Teenagers in the room.

For the adult who has the room, and does not live in their houses. A film or a show at 65 or above, temperance at least 6. That is the rule. Send the link, and the other adult opens the same list.

Do not tell them the number first. Each person marks the eight. The row that splits is the evening. Then the desk’s number. One story, then stop. What a teenager says is not published.

The church

One story. Then the sheet goes home.

For a pastor or a Sunday school teacher. Children in the room means 75 or above, temperance at least 7, household at least 6. The list says so. You do not open with a lecture, and you do not tell them the number first.

The teaching sheet has no brand on its face. A family can take it home and mark the eight at their own table. If copies left the building, tell the desk the church and the town. Not the names.