Puppy Adoption and Emotional Reactions

The video explores the concept of themes in literature, using the story 'Stray' by Cynthia Rylant. It follows a puppy that arrives at the Lacy family's home during a snowstorm. Doris, the daughter, bonds with the puppy, but her parents are hesitant to keep it due to financial constraints. After a visit to the pound, Mr. Lacy decides to keep the puppy, highlighting themes of compassion and family. The video also compares this story to a video about a Michigan football team, examining similar themes across different narratives.

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced at the beginning?

• Analyzing literary devices

• Comparing themes across different stories

• Understanding character development

• Learning about plot structure

What season is it when the puppy arrives at the Lacey's property?

• Winter

• Autumn

• Summer

• Spring

How does Doris first react when she sees the puppy?

• She scolds it

• She calls it over

• She runs away

• She ignores it

What is Mr. Lacey's initial plan for the puppy?

• Give it to a neighbor

• Leave it outside

• Take it to the pound

• Keep it as a pet

How does the puppy behave while staying in the basement?

• It barks loudly

• It runs away

• It causes trouble

• It is well-behaved

What does Doris hope her parents will agree to?

• Letting her keep the puppy

• Giving the puppy to a friend

• Ignoring the puppy

• Taking the puppy to the pound

What does Mr. Lacey do on the day the roads are cleared?

• Gives the puppy to a neighbor

• Takes the puppy to the park

• Takes the puppy to the pound

• Buys food for the puppy

How does Doris feel after the puppy is taken away?

• Indifferent

• Relieved

• Excited

• Devastated

What surprising action does Mr. Lacey take regarding the puppy?

• He leaves it at the pound

• He brings it back home

• He gives it to a friend

• He sells it