The transcript narrates the story of Kasper, a healthy boy who refuses to eat soup. Despite his initial robust health, his continuous refusal leads to a rapid decline in his physical condition. Over several days, Kasper becomes increasingly weak and frail, ultimately resulting in his death. The narrative highlights the consequences of stubbornness and the importance of a balanced diet.

What was Kasper's initial reaction to the soup?

• He loved it and ate it all.

• He refused to eat it.

• He spilled it on the floor.

• He shared it with his friends.

What happened to Kasper as he continued to refuse the soup?

• He became stronger.

• He started eating other foods.

• He stayed the same.

• He became leaner and weaker.

By the fourth day, how was Kasper described?

• As strong as ever.

• Like a thread, very frail.

• Completely unchanged.

• Full of energy.

What was the ultimate consequence of Kasper's refusal to eat the soup?

• He learned to love soup.

• He died.

• He moved to a new city.

• He became a famous chef.

What lesson can be learned from Kasper's story?

• Always try new foods.

• Refusing food has no consequences.

• Eating a balanced diet is important.

• Soup is the best food.