Mickey's Interaction with Animals

The transcript discusses a person's allergy to kittens and their attempt to get Mickey to interact with them. Mickey, who is on the autism spectrum, finds the unpredictability of real animals unsettling and prefers stuffed animals for their predictability. The narrative highlights the challenges faced by individuals with autism in dealing with unpredictable situations.

What is the narrator's initial approach to getting Mickey to interact with the kittens?

• They try to convince Mickey by showing how cute the kittens are.

• They ask Mickey to name the kittens.

• They forcefully place a kitten in Mickey's arms.

• They ignore Mickey's discomfort and continue with the kittens.

How does Mickey react when offered a kitten?

• He tries to pet the kitten.

• He happily accepts the kitten.

• He says he finds the kittens disgusting.

• He runs away from the kittens.

Why might Mickey be afraid of the kittens?

• Because they are too colorful.

• Because they are unpredictable.

• Because they are too small.

• Because they are too loud.

What type of animals does Mickey prefer?

• Exotic animals that are rare.

• Real animals that are playful.

• Stuffed animals that are predictable.

• Wild animals that are adventurous.

What does the narrator conclude about Mickey's interaction with animals?

• Mickey dislikes all types of animals.

• Mickey is indifferent to all animals.

• Mickey prefers animals that are predictable.

• Mickey loves all animals equally.

What is the narrator's relationship with animals?

• They are afraid of animals.

• They are indifferent to animals.

• They dislike animals.

• They love animals and consider them friends.