The Grinch: Origins and First Words

The transcript describes the origin of the Grinch, explaining how Who babies arrive on calm nights in pumbersellas. It recounts a Christmas Eve event where a strange wind blew, leading to the discovery of the Grinch, who was recognized as special. The Grinch's first words were related to a Santa plate, marking a significant moment.

How do Who babies arrive in Whoville according to the story?

• They are delivered by storks.

• They drift from the sky in pumbersellas.

• They are found under Christmas trees.

• They arrive by train.

What was the weather like on the night the Grinch arrived?

• It was a stormy night.

• It was a calm night.

• A strange wind blew that night.

• It was snowing heavily.

During what event was the Grinch discovered?

• A holiday get-together

• A wedding

• A summer festival

• A birthday party

What did the people realize about the Grinch when they first saw him?

• He was very quiet.

• He was very ordinary.

• He was very tall.

• He was special.

What was the Grinch's first word?

• Cookie

• Santa

• Bye-bye

• Christmas

What item was the Grinch offered during the conversation?

• A Christmas tree

• A book

• A Santa plate

• A toy