Up in Arms

In this video, a student discovers their lunch money is missing right before pizza day, leading to a discussion about the idiom 'up in arms' and its historical roots. The video also touches on the concept of generosity when a friend offers to share their lunch money. The phrase 'an arm and a leg' is introduced, setting the stage for further exploration in future lessons.

What event causes Max to be upset at the beginning of the video?

• He missed the school bus.

• His pet ran away.

• His lunch money was stolen.

• He lost his favorite book.

What does the idiom 'up in arms' mean?

• To be happy and celebrating.

• To be confused about something.

• To be very angry and ready to fight.

• To be physically lifting your arms.

Who is believed to have possibly first used the phrase 'up in arms'?

• Jane Austen

• Mark Twain

• William Shakespeare

• Charles Dickens

What does Moon offer to Max after realizing his money is gone?

• A new backpack

• Some of his lunch money

• A slice of pizza

• A ride home

What does the idiom 'an arm and a leg' imply?

• Something is very cheap.

• Something is very heavy.

• Something is very light.

• Something is very expensive.