Understanding the Play and Characters

In this video, Snoopy is tasked with playing multiple animal roles in a play. The director stresses the importance of discipline and respect. A humorous moment occurs when a character reacts to being kissed by a dog. The script girl insists on memorizing lines, leading to a discussion about the difficulty of memorization. Finally, there's a debate about the appropriateness of a blanket in a Christmas play.

What roles is Snoopy asked to play in the play?

• A horse, a donkey, and a goat

• A cat, a dog, and a rabbit

• A lion, a tiger, and a bear

• A sheep, a cow, and a penguin

What qualities does the director emphasize for the play?

• Silence and patience

• Creativity and imagination

• Humor and spontaneity

• Discipline, direction, and respect

What is Linus asked to do with his blanket?

• Use it as a prop

• Share it with others

• Turn it into a costume

• Get rid of it

Why does Linus find it difficult to memorize his lines?

• He doesn't like the play

• He finds it too agonizing

• He prefers improvisation

• He thinks it's too easy

What does the director use to convince Linus to memorize his lines?

• A motivational speech

• A promise of a reward

• A threat of punishment

• Five good reasons

What concern is raised about Christmas in the play?

• It's getting too commercial and dangerous

• It's becoming too joyful

• It's losing its meaning

• It's celebrated too early

What does Linus insist on keeping as a Christmas shepherd?

• His sandals

• His trusty blanket

• His hat

• His staff