Understanding the Narrator's Perspective

The transcript narrates the life of a gorilla at the Big Top Mall, detailing interactions with other animals, the daily circus shows, and the gorilla's artistic endeavors. It explores themes of loneliness, companionship, and the role of art and television in providing solace. The narrative also delves into the past of Stella, an elephant, highlighting her experiences in the circus and her enduring hope for a better future.

What unique talent did the narrator's chicken neighbor have?

• Balancing a ball

• Playing the piano

• Playing baseball

• Driving a fire truck

What is the name of the show at the Big Top Mall?

• The Greatest Show on Earth

• The Littlest Big Top on Earth

• The Amazing Animal Circus

• The Big Top Extravaganza

What does the narrator use to create art?

• Markers and sketchbooks

• Charcoal and canvas

• Crayons and paper

• Paints and brushes

What does the narrator often do with their art supplies when tired?

• Sells them

• Eats them

• Gives them to Julia

• Throws them away

What type of shows does the narrator enjoy watching on TV?

• Cartoons

• Documentaries

• Reality shows

• News

What does the narrator hope to see one day?

• A new drawing by Julia

• A new circus act

• Another gorilla

• A new TV

What is Stella's most difficult trick in the circus?

• Standing on her hind legs

• Juggling peanuts

• Jumping through hoops

• Balancing on a pedestal

What does Stella call the scars on her legs?

• Her marks

• Her memories

• Her bracelets

• Her chains

What does Stella love about the night?

• The stars

• The cool air

• The moon

• The quiet

What does the narrator say about old age?

• It's a blessing

• It's a disguise

• It's a challenge

• It's a burden