Understanding the Monroe Family's Rabbit

The transcript narrates the story of a dog named Harold who lives with the Monroe family. One day, the family brings home a mysterious rabbit found at a movie theater. The rabbit, wrapped in a blanket with a note in an unfamiliar language, becomes the center of attention. The family discusses and decides on a name for the rabbit, eventually settling on 'Bunnicula'. The story is told from Harold's perspective, highlighting the family's dynamics and the humorous interactions between the pets and the family members.

How did the editor first learn about the book?

• A phone call from the author

• A letter in the mail

• An email from a friend

• A dog delivered it

What is Harold's full-time occupation?

• Writer

• Dog

• Editor

• Teacher

Who are the members of the Monroe family?

• Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, Toby, Pete, and a parrot

• Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, Toby, Pete, and a rabbit

• Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, Toby, Pete, and Harold

• Mr. and Mrs. Monroe, Toby, Pete, and Chester

What was the family's initial reaction to the rabbit?

• They were indifferent

• They were confused

• They were excited

• They were scared

What did the note attached to the rabbit say?

• Handle with care

• This is a gift for you

• Take good care of my baby

• Please feed my baby

Where did Mr. Monroe suggest the rabbit should stay?

• In the garage

• In the living room

• In Pete's room

• In Toby's room

What was the final name decided for the rabbit?

• Bunnicula

• Bunny

• Dracula

• Fluffy