Why the other options are wrong:

• He is a sports star.: The speaker describes making films rather than a sports career.
• He is a politician.: The speaker describes making and revising a documentary. A political occupation is not identified.
• He is a political writer.: The speaker discusses making a film rather than writing political books.

Correct Answer: Korea.

Why this is correct: The speaker explicitly describes relocating to Korea. Canada is the place the speaker came from.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Japan.: The relocation destination named is Korea rather than Japan.
• China.: The destination is Korea rather than China.
• Brazil.: The source identifies Korea rather than Brazil as the destination.

Correct Answer: 11 different versions.

Why this is correct: The interviewer establishes that there were eleven versions of the film. The guest explains the revisions without disputing that number.

Why the other options are wrong:

• 3 different versions.: The established count is eleven versions, rather than three.
• 4 different versions.: The established count is eleven versions, rather than four.
• 10 different versions.: The established count is eleven versions, rather than ten.

Correct Answer: Sister's journey of going through single-motherhood.

Why this is correct: The initial idea was to follow the sister’s experience of single motherhood.

Why the other options are wrong:

• How political affairs impacted their life as a common citizen.: The initial story concerns the sister’s single motherhood rather than political affairs.
• Father's journey of going through struggle.: The initial story concerns the sister rather than the father.
• A journey of food shortage in a regular household.: Food shortages are not the initial storyline described; the sister’s journey is.

Correct Answer: Kids asking constantly to speak English.

Why this is correct: The speaker recalls that children kept asking for English whenever they learned that the speaker came from Canada.

Why the other options are wrong:

• The gender discrimination.: The stated difficulty is children repeatedly asking for English, rather than gender discrimination.
• The color based discrimination.: The stated difficulty is requests to speak English, rather than discrimination based on colour.
• Kids asking about Canadian migration laws.: The children asked for English, rather than information about migration law.

Correct Answer: To find his own creative voice.

Why this is correct: Finding his own creative voice is one personal aim the filmmaker explicitly mentions, alongside figuring out his place in the world. The passage does not identify it as the sole or main motive.

Why the other options are wrong:

• To make a commercial potboiler.: Commercial success is not a personal aim the filmmaker mentions; finding his own creative voice is.
• To make an award winning documentary.: Winning a documentary award is not a personal aim the filmmaker mentions; finding his own creative voice is.
• To help launch his sister as an actor.: The sister’s story was an early idea, but launching an acting career for her is not the stated motive.