Nat and Anna at the Beach | POEM

Nat and Anna walk along the beach, discussing jellyfish. Anna warns Nat about jellyfish, describing them as large, yellow, and painful if they sting. Nat becomes overly cautious, mistaking seaweed and wood for jellyfish. Anna reassures him, but Nat remains anxious. Eventually, they both mistake an old balloon for a jellyfish, leading to a moment of reflection on their shared fear of jellyfish.

What does Anna warn Nat about while walking on the beach?

• The strong waves

• The sharp rocks

• The hot sun

• The jellyfish

What does Nat mistake for a jellyfish first?

• A piece of seaweed

• A seashell

• A crab

• A piece of driftwood

What does Anna say has flown away when Nat is worried about a jellyfish?

• A kite

• A seagull

• A balloon

• A butterfly

What does Nat finally realize the 'jellyfish' is?

• An old balloon

• A clump of seaweed

• A piece of wood

• A plastic bag

How do Nat and Anna feel about jellyfish at the end of their walk?

• They want to catch one

• They are both a bit afraid

• They are not afraid at all

• They find them fascinating