Understanding the Little Drummer Boy

The transcript narrates the story of a boy visiting a newborn king. Despite being poor and without a gift, he decides to play his drum as an offering. His performance is well-received, and he reflects on the significance of his simple yet heartfelt gift.

What is the main theme introduced in the first section of the story?

• The role of animals in the story

• The boy's wealth and status

• The tradition of gift-giving to honor a king

• The importance of music in celebrations

What does the boy decide to offer as a gift to the king?

• His drumming performance

• A bouquet of flowers

• A golden crown

• A handmade toy

How does the boy feel about his gift compared to others?

• He feels it is the most valuable

• He believes it is not worthy

• He is indifferent about it

• He thinks it is unique and special

Who acknowledges the boy's drumming in the story?

• Mary and the animals

• The townspeople

• The king

• The other children

What is the boy's realization at the end of the story?

• He needs to practice more

• He should have brought a different gift

• His music is his best offering

• His gift was not appreciated

What is the significance of the boy's drumming in the story?

• It shows his musical talent

• It represents simplicity and sincerity

• It is a traditional gift

• It symbolizes wealth