Thunder Cake: Understanding the Story

The video features a reading of Patricia Polacco's 'Thunder Cake', where a grandmother helps her grandchild overcome the fear of thunderstorms by baking a special cake. As they gather ingredients during the storm, the child learns to face fears and gains courage. The video concludes with the Thunder Cake recipe, encouraging viewers to be brave.

Where is the video being recorded?

• Tokyo American Club Children's Library

• Chicago Public Library

• New York Public Library

• Los Angeles Central Library

Who is the author of the book being read?

• Patricia Polacco

• Roald Dahl

• Dr. Seuss

• J.K. Rowling

What natural phenomenon is the narrator afraid of?

• Rain

• Snow

• Thunderstorms

• Wind

What does Grandma suggest to help overcome the fear of thunderstorms?

• Reading a book

• Listening to music

• Baking a Thunder Cake

• Going for a walk

What is the first ingredient they gather for the Thunder Cake?

• Milk

• Flour

• Sugar

• Eggs

Which animal provides the milk for the Thunder Cake?

• Nellie Peck Hen

• Kick Cow

• Old Sheep

• Brown Horse

What are the secret ingredients for the Thunder Cake?

• Peaches and plums

• Tomatoes and strawberries

• Apples and pears

• Bananas and blueberries

How does the narrator feel as the storm approaches while baking the cake?

• Scared

• Indifferent

• Calm

• Excited

What does Grandma say about the narrator's bravery?

• You are too quiet

• You are too brave

• You are too scared

• You are too shy

What do they do after the Thunder Cake is ready?

• Read another book

• Take a nap

• Go outside

• Enjoy the cake and tea