Understanding the Story of the Mother and the Monster

The transcript narrates a story of a mother questioning if a young one is hers, reassures about the friendly environment, senses danger, and tragically loses the young one to a monster. In the end, the mother realizes the monster's nature, understanding that it has its own young and is not inherently evil.

What feature helps the mother identify her young one?

• Its sharp claws

• Its blunt teeth

• Its loud voice

• Its bright color

What does the mother say about the creatures outside?

• They are mostly friendly

• They are all dangerous

• They are indifferent

• They are all predators

How does the mother react to the perceived threat?

• She prepares to defend

• She calls for help

• She hides her young

• She runs away

What happens to the young one when the monster attacks?

• It is saved by another creature

• It fights back

• It escapes

• It is lost to the monster

What is the mother's emotional state after the loss of her young?

• Confused and scared

• Angry

• Indifferent

• Relieved

What is revealed about the monster at the end?

• It has its own young with sharp teeth

• It has no offspring

• It is a friendly creature

• It eats the young one