CLEAN: Bangkok's snakecatcher to the rescue

The transcript captures a series of thoughts and observations, starting with initial expressions and moving into a detailed account of a snake encounter. It then shifts to a discussion about Sidonia's work, followed by concluding reflections. The narrative is informal and fragmented, with a focus on personal experiences and observations.

What emotion does the speaker primarily convey in the first section?

• Excitement

• Reluctance

• Anger

• Joy

How long was the snake described by the speaker?

• About three metres

• About two metres

• About a metre

• About half a metre

What did the snake attempt to do according to the speaker?

• Climb a tree

• Jump across a pond

• Hide in the grass

• Crawl under a rock

What is the speaker's final reflection on the snake's actions?

• The snake was friendly.

• The snake was big and met its end.

• The snake was harmless.

• The snake was very small.

What does the speaker imply about the snake's fate?

• It survived.

• It was captured.

• It died.

• It escaped.