Big Book of Bad Things - Part 2 - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

The video recounts a childhood story where the narrator accidentally threw a family heirloom, his mother's ring, out of the window. The story is set in a cultural context where the narrator's parents spoke Yiddish, adding a traditional and ancient feel to the incident. The narrative explores themes of childhood innocence, cultural heritage, and the impact of language on family stories.

What did the narrator do with his mother's ring when he was two years old?

• He threw it out of the window.

• He gave it to a friend.

• He hid it under his bed.

• He lost it in the garden.

Where did the narrator's family live when the ring was lost?

• In a high-rise apartment.

• In a countryside cottage.

• In a flat above a shop.

• In a house with a big garden.

What language did the narrator's parents speak that added a traditional feel to the story?

• Yiddish

• German

• Hebrew

• Russian

What word did the narrator's father use to refer to 'grandmother'?

• Bubbe

• Oma

• Nonna

• Abuela

How did the narrator feel when his father mentioned the incident in Yiddish?

• He felt surrounded by ancestors.

• He felt proud.

• He felt indifferent.

• He felt confused.