Understanding the Transcript

The transcript details a scene where Katie-nana arrives as Mrs. Banks returns home. Mrs. Banks shares her excitement about a suffragette meeting where Mrs. Whitburn Allen protested. A song about women's rights and suffrage follows, emphasizing political equality. Katie-nana then announces her resignation due to the children's repeated disappearances, causing concern for Mrs. Banks.

What event did Mrs. Whitburn Allen participate in during the suffragette meeting?

• She organized a protest march.

• She wrote a letter to the newspaper.

• She chained herself to the Prime Minister's carriage.

• She gave a speech.

How does Mrs. Banks feel about Katie-nana's contribution?

• She is disappointed.

• She is grateful.

• She is indifferent.

• She is angry.

What is the main theme of Mrs. Banks' song?

• The value of education.

• The importance of family.

• The beauty of nature.

• The fight for women's rights.

Who is mentioned as being imprisoned for their activism?

• Mrs. Pankhurst

• Mrs. Whitburn Allen

• Mrs. Banks

• Mrs. Ainslie

What does Katie-nana reveal to Mrs. Banks about the children?

• They have disappeared.

• They are playing in the garden.

• They are with Mr. Banks.

• They are at school.

How many times have the children disappeared this week according to Katie-nana?

• Four times

• Once

• Twice

• Three times

What does Katie-nana request from Mrs. Banks before leaving?

• A farewell party

• A new job

• Her wages

• A letter of recommendation

What is Mrs. Banks' reaction to Katie-nana's decision to leave?

• She is relieved.

• She is indifferent.

• She pleads with her to stay.

• She is happy.

What does Mrs. Banks ask Ellen to do after Katie-nana announces her resignation?

• Prepare dinner

• Put things away

• Find the children

• Call Mr. Banks

What does Mrs. Banks emphasize to Katie-nana about her importance?

• Her ability to clean

• Her punctuality

• Her relationship with the children

• Her cooking skills