Understanding Mr. Grinch

The transcript describes Mr. Grinch as a mean and unpleasant character with a series of negative traits. He is isolated, friendless, and has a monstrous nature with a heartless soul. His behavior is destructive, especially towards festive decorations, and he exudes a bad influence on those around him. The narrative questions his anger and highlights his negative energy, particularly around Halloween.

How is Mr. Grinch described in the beginning of the transcript?

• As a joyful and happy individual

• As a friendly and warm person

• As a mean and unpleasant character

• As a quiet and shy person

What does Mr. Grinch have in his smile according to the transcript?

• Termites

• Garlic

• Sugar

• Flowers

What is said about Mr. Grinch's heart?

• It's an empty hole

• It's full of love

• It's as big as a whale

• It's made of gold

What does Mr. Grinch do to decorations?

• He decorates them further

• He ignores them

• He tears them down

• He admires them

Why is Mr. Grinch questioned about his anger?

• Because Halloween is coming and he is still angry

• Because he is always happy

• Because he loves Halloween

• Because he is never angry