The Old Lady and Bertie's Adventures

The video covers chapter seven of 'The Butterfly Lion' by Michael Morpurgo. The narrator recounts her childhood at Strawbridge and her friendship with Bertie, a boy from Africa. Bertie shares his story about a white lion and his life in Africa. They form a secret friendship, meeting every Sunday under a tree. The chapter ends with anticipation for the next part of the story.

What does the old lady often forget to do with her tea?

• Stir it

• Serve it to guests

• Drink it before it gets cold

• Add sugar

How does the old lady describe the transition of the story?

• From a fairy tale to a true story

• From a dream to reality

• From Bertie's story to her own

• From a book to a movie

What nickname was given to the governess, Miss Tulips?

• No Lips

• Miss Strict

• Miss Severe

• Shadow

Who was more than just a nanny to the old lady?

• Nanny Mason

• Her mother

• Miss Tulips

• Her father

What activity did the old lady enjoy on Sundays?

• Visiting the city

• Going to school

• Flying kites

• Playing with friends

What was the old lady doing when she first met Bertie?

• Reading a book

• Playing in the park

• Walking with Nanny Mason

• Flying a kite

What did Bertie offer to do for the old lady?

• Fix her kite

• Read her a story

• Help her with homework

• Play a game with her

Where did Bertie say his real home was?

• In London

• In France

• In Africa

• In Salisbury

What did Bertie reveal about his mother?

• She was a teacher

• She was a famous author

• She died of malaria

• She moved to France

What did Bertie and the old lady plan to do every Sunday?

• Visit the school

• Read books together

• Go to the city

• Meet under the big witch elm