Narrator's Emotions and Actions

The transcript recounts a poignant Christmas morning in 1961 when the narrator's rabbit, Flappie, goes missing. Despite searching with the family, Flappie is not found. During Christmas dinner, the narrator's father reveals that Flappie has been cooked and served, leading to a traumatic realization for the narrator. The story concludes with the narrator's emotional response and the impact on the family dynamic.

What was the narrator's initial reaction when they found the rabbit hutch empty?

• They were indifferent.

• They were happy.

• They were angry.

• They were confused.

Where did the narrator's father search for Flappie?

• In the garden.

• In the bicycle shed.

• In the house.

• Near the trees and water.

What did the narrator think about the cold night?

• It was raining.

• It was warm.

• It was very cold.

• It was windy.

What was the narrator's emotional state during the family coffee time?

• They were sad.

• They were excited.

• They were angry.

• They were indifferent.

What did the narrator's father reveal during the main course?

• A new toy.

• A surprise gift.

• Flappie on a silver platter.

• A family secret.

How did the narrator react to seeing Flappie on the silver platter?

• They were happy.

• They were indifferent.

• They cried and screamed.

• They laughed.

What did the narrator do after seeing Flappie on the platter?

• They confronted their father.

• They ran away.

• They ignored it.

• They went to bed crying.

What did the narrator shout from the top of the stairs?

• Flappie is lost.

• Flappie was mine.

• Flappie was delicious.

• I don't care about Flappie.

What was the state of the rabbit hutch the next day?

• It was broken.

• It was full.

• It was empty.

• It was clean.

What did the narrator tell their mother on the second Christmas day?

• To go to the market.

• To stay out of the shed.

• To cook dinner.

• To clean the house.