Promises in a Lullaby

The transcript is a lullaby where a parent reassures their child by promising various gifts if the previous ones fail, ultimately emphasizing the child's inherent value and sweetness regardless of material possessions.

What is the first promise made by the parent in the lullaby?

• To buy a golden ring

• To buy a looking glass

• To sing a lullaby

• To buy a jumping jack

What does the parent promise to buy if the mockingbird doesn't sing?

• A cuckoo clock

• A velvet cloak

• A golden ring

• A rocking horse

Which item is promised if the golden ring turns to brass?

• A looking glass

• A walking stick

• A velvet cloak

• A jumping jack

What is the final promise made if the rocking horse won't rock?

• To buy a jumping jack

• To buy a walking stick

• To buy a cuckoo clock

• To buy a velvet cloak

What is the underlying message of the lullaby?

• The parent will keep buying gifts

• The baby should not cry

• The baby will always be loved

• Material gifts are the most important