The transcript humorously narrates the story of Charlie Turley, who sent a parcel late, causing a series of unfortunate events for the postman. The story emphasizes the importance of posting letters early to avoid such mishaps. It concludes with a reminder to not delay sending mail, using Charlie Turley's story as a cautionary tale.

What was the consequence of Charlie Turley not sending his letters early?

• His parcel was returned to him.

• His parcel was lost.

• His parcel arrived on time.

• His parcel arrived late.

What did the postman do when he saw the parcel on the beach?

• He waited for Mama to return.

• He left the parcel on the beach.

• He dived into the water.

• He called for help.

Why did the postman's attempt to deliver the parcel end in a mishap?

• He forgot the parcel.

• He couldn't swim.

• He lost the parcel.

• He was scared of water.

What is the main lesson of the story?

• Postmen should learn to swim.

• Always trust the postman.

• Send letters early to avoid delays.

• Never send parcels.

What does the story suggest about the GPO?

• It always delivers on time.

• It never delivers parcels.

• It is not as slow as the story suggests.

• It is very slow.