The Grand Old Duke Of York | Nursery Rhymes | The Kiboomers

The video describes the actions of the Duke of York and his 10,000 men as they march up and down a hill. It emphasizes the repetitive nature of the march, highlighting the states of being up, down, and halfway. The sequence is repeated to reinforce the concept.

What did the Duke of York do with his 10,000 men?

• He sent them to battle.

• He left them in the city.

• He marched them up a hill and back down.

• He took them to a party.

What happens when you are halfway up the hill?

• You are at the top.

• You are at the bottom.

• You are neither up nor down.

• You are lost.

What is the state of being when you are at the top of the hill?

• You are down.

• You are up.

• You are halfway.

• You are lost.

What is repeated about the Duke of York's actions?

• He sang a song.

• He marched them up and down the hill.

• He danced with his men.

• He cooked a meal.

What is emphasized about the states of being up or down?

• They are confusing.

• They are irrelevant.

• They are different.

• They are the same.