Bubbe and Zeyde - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

The transcript describes family visits to Bubbe and Zeyde on Sundays. Bubbe, who resembles Mum but is older, greets them warmly. Zeyde entertains with tricks and games, and they enjoy walks on Hackney Downs. Bubbe shares long stories and cooking tips. As they leave, Zeyde expresses a desire for them to return soon, and the family reflects on the visit during the quiet journey home.

What is the narrator's father's attitude towards visiting Bubbe and Zeyde?

• He is enthusiastic and joyful.

• He is reluctant and uninterested.

• He is excited and eager.

• He is indifferent and neutral.

What does Zeyde do to entertain the narrator during their visits?

• He sings songs and dances.

• He performs magic tricks and plays games.

• He cooks meals and bakes cookies.

• He tells jokes and stories.

What is a common theme in Bubbe's stories?

• Illness and financial troubles.

• Mystery and suspense.

• Adventure and exploration.

• Romance and love.

How does Bubbe feel about the family leaving after their visit?

• She is relieved and happy.

• She is indifferent and unconcerned.

• She is sad and reluctant.

• She is angry and upset.

What does the narrator's mother think about Zeyde giving money?

• She feels it's inappropriate.

• She thinks it's unnecessary.

• She believes it's a generous gesture.

• She is indifferent to it.