Animal Imagery and Narrator's Feelings

The transcript is a playful narrative about animal crackers in soup, where the speaker imagines them as real animals, creating a whimsical world. The speaker describes interactions with these imaginary animals, including a big bad wolf, and relates them to people in their neighborhood. The narrative is filled with fun and imagination, emphasizing the joy of play and creativity.

What animals does the narrator imagine in their soup?

• Elephants and giraffes

• Monkeys and rabbits

• Bears and wolves

• Cats and dogs

What does the narrator do to the big bad wolf?

• Invites him to play

• Lets him escape

• Feeds him more soup

• Squishes him under the ground

How does the narrator feel when the animal crackers are inside them?

• Like Noah's Ark

• Like a zookeeper

• Like a pirate

• Like a circus performer

What does the narrator compare their neighborhood to?

• A small village

• A big monastery

• A jungle

• A big city

Who does the narrator compare to a lion?

• Their teacher

• The grocer

• The janitor, Mr. Klein

• Their neighbor

What animal does the grocer resemble according to the narrator?

• A tiger

• A bear

• A rabbit

• A walrus

What activity does the narrator enjoy with animal crackers?

• Building houses

• Trading them with friends

• Swallowing them one by one

• Painting them

What does the narrator do when they get cold?

• Drink hot chocolate

• Push the big bad wolf under the ground

• Wear a sweater

• Sit by the fireplace