Rang-tan's Forest and Human Impact

The transcript tells the story of a Rang-tan causing chaos in a child's bedroom, leading to a conversation about the destruction of the Rang-tan's forest home by humans for palm oil. The child learns about the impact of human actions on the environment and promises to fight for the Rang-tan's home, sharing the story to inspire others to join the cause.

What does the Rang-tan do with the narrator's belongings?

• Keeps them organized

• Plays with them and makes a mess

• Gives them away

• Cleans them

Why does the narrator initially want the Rang-tan to leave?

• The Rang-tan is too shy

• The Rang-tan is too friendly

• The Rang-tan is causing trouble

• The Rang-tan is too quiet

What does the Rang-tan reveal about its forest?

• It is full of other animals

• It is a peaceful place

• It is being destroyed by humans

• It is a safe haven

What are humans doing in the Rang-tan's forest?

• Burning it for palm oil

• Creating a sanctuary

• Building homes

• Planting more trees

What does the narrator decide to do after learning about the Rang-tan's situation?

• Adopt the Rang-tan

• Move to a new place

• Help spread the Rang-tan's story

• Ignore the problem

How does the narrator plan to help the Rang-tan?

• By keeping it as a pet

• By giving it more toys

• By fighting to save its home

• By ignoring the issue

What is the narrator's promise to the Rang-tan?

• To let it stay forever

• To give it more chocolate

• To make sure the future is shared

• To visit the forest