Understanding the Little Drummer Boy

The transcript narrates a journey to honor a newborn king. A poor boy, unable to bring a material gift, offers his drumming as a tribute. Despite his humble offering, the boy's performance is met with approval, highlighting the value of sincerity and effort over material wealth.

What is the main reason the boy feels he has nothing to offer the king?

• He is not invited.

• He is too young.

• He is a poor boy.

• He is not talented.

What does the boy decide to do for the newborn king?

• Sing a song.

• Dance.

• Play his drum.

• Give a gift.

Who nods in approval for the boy to play his drum?

• The lamb.

• The king.

• Mary.

• The ox.

What role do the ox and lamb play during the boy's performance?

• They dance.

• They keep time.

• They play instruments.

• They sing along.

How does the king react to the boy's drumming?

• He smiles.

• He frowns.

• He sings.

• He claps.

What is the final expression of the boy's performance?

• A series of drum beats.

• A series of 'Oh, Oh, Oh...'.

• A series of cheers.

• A series of claps.