Henry's Dilemmas in the Play

The video follows Henry Huggins as he navigates his school life, particularly focusing on his experiences with school plays. Henry is assigned the role of Timmy in a Christmas operetta, which he finds embarrassing. He recalls his previous roles and the teasing he endured. Determined to avoid the role, Henry attempts to write a letter using a typewriter to excuse himself from the play. Despite his efforts, he struggles with the typewriter and realizes he needs a new plan. The video ends with a pause, promising to continue the story in another segment.

What is Henry hoping for despite his father's prediction?

• A green Christmas

• A new bicycle

• A white Christmas with snow

• A trip to the North Pole

What role did Henry play in the Westward Expansion unit?

• First Indian

• Second Indian

• Third Indian

• Chief

Why was Henry relieved when Miss Roop started assigning parts?

• He wanted to be Timmy

• He thought he wouldn't get a part

• He was hoping to be in the chorus

• He wanted to be a reindeer

What part does Henry get assigned in the operetta?

• Santa Claus

• A reindeer

• Timmy, the little boy

• A polar bear

What does Henry consider doing to avoid playing Timmy?

• Joining the stage crew

• Asking for a different part

• Running away

• Pretending to be sick

What does Henry use to try to excuse himself from the play?

• A typewriter

• A phone call

• A handwritten note

• An email