Question

fill in the blanks to explain what sidi tells aref to do.
sidi tells aref to shout out to him when aref’s plane flies over sidi’s house. sidi’s voice sounds thick when he speaks. this means sidi feels calm, ill, sad (dropdown options).

text passage: “when you go to the airport in a few days,” said sidi, “i’ll come straight home after dropping you and your mother, and climb to this roof and look up. and you look down, too. promise me?”
his voice sounded thick now.
aref, like swirling water, couldn’t say anything.

stop and think think of someone special in your life.
with that person?

Explanation:

First, for the first blank, from the text "And you look down, too. Promise me?" and the context of Sidi asking Aref to interact when the plane flies over, the correct phrase should be "look down to" (wait, no, the dropdown was "shout out to" but actually from the text, Sidi says "you look down, too" and wants Aref to do something when the plane flies over. Wait, maybe the first blank: let's recheck. The text: "I'll come straight home... and look up. And you look down, too. Promise me?" So Sidi tells Aref to "look down to" him? Wait, no, the dropdown option was "shout out to" but maybe that's a mistake. Wait, no, the problem's dropdown for the first blank: the options? Wait, the user's image shows the first blank dropdown with "shout out to", but the text says Sidi wants Aref to look down (and Sidi will look up) when the plane flies over. Wait, maybe the first blank is a mistake, but for the second blank: Sidi's voice sounds thick, and Aref can't say anything, so Sidi feels sad (because it's a moment of separation, maybe). So the second blank: sad.

Answer:

First blank (if we correct, but based on the dropdown maybe a typo, but the second blank: sad. So the answers: first blank (assuming the dropdown was wrong, but from text, maybe "look down to", but the given dropdown is "shout out to" – maybe the problem has a typo. But for the second blank, the correct option is sad. So:

Sidi tells Aref to shout out to (maybe a typo, but as per dropdown) him when Aref’s plane flies over Sidi’s house. Sidi’s voice sounds thick when he speaks. This means Sidi feels sad.

So the second blank answer is sad.