The Stonking Honking

Walter, a sea lion, receives a musical gift and attempts to play 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' with guidance from a manual. Despite various teaching methods, including color cues, Walter struggles due to his color blindness. Ultimately, a custom solution is devised, allowing Walter to play music in his own order, showcasing the importance of understanding individual needs.

What was Walter's initial reaction to the musical horns?

• He played a perfect tune immediately.

• He seemed unsure of what to do.

• He broke the horns accidentally.

• He refused to play them.

What song was Walter encouraged to play?

• Mary Had a Little Lamb

• Happy Birthday

• Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star

• Jingle Bells

Why did the color-based method fail for Walter?

• Walter was not interested in colors.

• The colors were not visible.

• Sea lions are color blind.

• The colors were too bright.

What was the main issue with the manual's instructions?

• They were missing pages.

• They required special equipment.

• They were too complicated.

• They were not suitable for sea lions.

What was the final solution for Walter to play music?

• Using a different set of instruments.

• Playing the music for him.

• Teaching him a new song.

• Rearranging the horns to his preference.

Who came up with the idea to rearrange the horns?

• Jimmy

• The zoo staff

• Walter

• The manual

What was the outcome of Walter's musical performance?

• It was a disaster.

• It was a great success.

• It was postponed.

• It was ignored by the audience.