How Much Is That Doggie in the Window | Kindergarten | Education | Spot the Differences | Kiboomers

The transcript revolves around a repetitive inquiry about a doggy in the window, focusing on its appearance and the hope that it is for sale. The speaker repeatedly asks about the doggy's price and availability, emphasizing its waggly tail and expressing a desire to purchase it.

What is the main feature of the doggy in the window described in the first section?

• Its fluffy ears

• Its big eyes

• Its waggly tail

• Its shiny coat

What is the repeated question about the doggy in the second section?

• What color is the doggy?

• How old is the doggy?

• How much is the doggy?

• Where is the doggy from?

What hope is expressed about the doggy in the second section?

• That it is friendly

• That it is for sale

• That it is well-trained

• That it is healthy

What is the main difference in the final section compared to the previous ones?

• The dog is described as a puppy

• The dog is said to be not for sale

• The dog is referred to as a 'dog' instead of 'doggy'

• The dog is described as having a different color

What is the repeated hope about the dog in the final section?

• That it is for sale

• That it is playful

• That it is a good guard dog

• That it is well-fed