Woody's Living Conditions and Responsibilities

The transcript describes a family's experience in a dusty barracks, highlighting their challenges and resilience. Woody, a family member, takes charge to improve their living conditions, showing leadership and humor. Despite the harsh environment, the family remains hopeful and determined to make the best of their situation.

What was the initial condition of the family's living space when they woke up?

• It was bright and sunny.

• It was warm and cozy.

• It was clean and tidy.

• It was dusty and cold.

How did the siblings react to seeing each other covered in dust?

• They were angry.

• They started giggling.

• They ignored it.

• They cleaned it immediately.

What did Woody bring with him when he entered the room?

• A vacuum cleaner and a mop.

• A broom, a hammer, and a sack of tin can lids.

• A toolbox and a flashlight.

• A heater and a blanket.

What task did Woody assign to the boys?

• To cook breakfast.

• To cover the knot holes with tin can lids.

• To fix the heater.

• To clean the entire room.

What was Mama's main concern about their living conditions?

• The lack of food.

• The noise from outside.

• The cold weather.

• The dusty and drafty environment.

How did Woody respond to Mama's concerns?

• He ignored her.

• He promised to make it better.

• He got angry.

• He left the room.

What did Woody plan to do after leaving the room?

• Go back to sleep.

• Find a pot for heating bottles.

• Cook breakfast.

• Fix the heater.