12345 Once I Caught a Fish Alive Song for Kids | Fun Nursery Rhymes for Children | The Kiboomers

The transcript narrates a sequence of events involving letting something go, followed by a numerical sequence. It then transitions into a question and answer format, exploring the reason behind the action. The conclusion highlights the impact of the action, specifically mentioning a finger being affected.

What action does the narrator take at the beginning of the story?

• They sing a song.

• They hold on tightly.

• They run away.

• They let it go.

What sequence is recited by the narrator?

• A series of letters.

• A series of shapes.

• A series of numbers.

• A series of colors.

Why does the narrator say they let it go?

• Because it was too heavy.

• Because it was too loud.

• Because it hit their finger slowly.

• Because it was too fast.

Which finger does the narrator mention was bitten?

• The index finger on the left hand.

• The thumb on the left hand.

• The middle finger on the right hand.

• The little finger on the right hand.

How does the narrator react to the finger being bitten?

• They laugh.

• They sing a song.

• They say 'ouch'.

• They ignore it.