Yankee Doodle

The transcript narrates the story of Yankee Doodle, who rides to town on a pony, sticks a feather in his hat, and calls it macaroni. The story continues with a visit to a camp with Captain Gooding, where they see men and boys. It also mentions Captain Washington, who is proud and won't ride without his entourage. The narrative repeats the journey and actions of Yankee Doodle, emphasizing the themes of music, dance, and social interactions.

What did Yankee Doodle do when he went to town?

• He bought a new hat.

• He rode a pony and stuck a feather in his hat.

• He danced with the girls.

• He played music.

Who accompanied the narrator to the camp?

• Captain Gooding

• The girls

• Yankee Doodle

• Captain Washington

What was the atmosphere like at the camp?

• Dark and gloomy

• Quiet and peaceful

• Lonely and deserted

• Busy and crowded

What is said about Captain Washington in the song?

• He is very humble.

• He refuses to ride without his entourage.

• He loves to dance.

• He is a great musician.

What is the repeated advice given in the song?

• Ride a pony to town.

• Stick a feather in your hat.

• Always wear a hat.

• Mind the music and the step.