ORANGE RODEO - SOUND

The transcript narrates a lively scene at a rodeo in Orange, New South Wales, where boys are preparing for a challenging ride. The crowd demands a more spirited horse, leading to humorous mishaps as riders struggle to stay on. A clever plan involving glue and a bulldog clip is devised to ensure a better grip. The tale concludes with a farewell, marking the end of the adventure.

What are the boys in Orange, New South Wales, looking for in their adventure?

• A thrilling experience

• A gentle horse

• A new tractor

• A quiet afternoon

What is the crowd's demand during the event?

• A real buck jumper

• A new tractor

• A peaceful ride

• A quiet afternoon

What happens to the riders when they land on hummocks?

• They establish connections

• They get a grip

• Their lungs and stomachs fly off in different directions

• They find a new plan

What does the narrator suggest as a plan to maintain control?

• A quiet afternoon

• A new tractor

• A gentle horse

• A pot of glue, some string, and a bulldog clip

How does the narrator conclude the tale?

• By buying a tractor

• By deciding to stay

• By hitting the trail

• By finding a new horse