Character Emotions and Actions in Stories

The transcript follows a group discussing the possibility of encountering wild animals, including lions, tigers, and bears. They prepare for a challenge, encouraging Lurdes to participate. A confrontation occurs, leading to reflection on actions. The cowardly lion is introduced, expressing his lack of courage and constant fear. The group decides to visit the Wizard of Oz to seek help, hoping he can provide courage, a heart, and a brain. The journey is seen as a way to improve their lives.

What types of animals are mentioned at the beginning?

• Farm animals

• Wild animals

• Domestic animals

• Aquatic animals

Which animals are specifically named in the introduction?

• Elephants and Giraffes

• Lions, Tigers, and Bears

• Wolves and Foxes

• Eagles and Hawks

What does one character claim they can do with their eyes closed?

• Run

• Fight

• Dance

• Sing

What does the character Lurdes need to do?

• Run a race

• End someone's talk

• Lift a heavy object

• Sing a song

Why does one character's nose start bleeding?

• They were hit

• They fell down

• They were scared

• They were running

What is the lion's main problem?

• Lack of courage

• Lack of speed

• Lack of strength

• Lack of intelligence

What does the lion try to count to fall asleep?

• Stars

• Fish

• Sheep

• Birds

Where are the characters planning to go for help?

• To a doctor

• To a king

• To a scientist

• To the Wizard of Oz

What does one character hope to receive from the Wizard?

• A new house

• A heart

• Courage

• A brain

How does the lion feel about joining the group?

• Ashamed

• Excited

• Proud

• Indifferent