Otto's Journey and Ownership

The video tells the story of Otto, a teddy bear, who narrates his experiences during and after World War II. Otto is initially owned by a boy named David, who is taken away due to his Jewish identity. Otto then becomes a companion to an American soldier, Charlie, who credits Otto with saving his life. After the war, Otto is passed to Charlie's daughter, Jasmine, but is later lost and found by his original owner, Oscar. The story concludes with Otto, Oscar, and David reuniting, highlighting themes of friendship, survival, and the impact of war.

Who is Otto in the story?

• A soldier

• A teddy bear

• A teacher

• A student

What is the significance of the story Otto tells?

• It discusses the effects of war

• It is a fantasy

• It is a comedy

• It is a romance

Where was Otto made?

• France

• Germany

• USA

• Italy

Who was Otto's first owner?

• Charlie

• Oscar

• David

• Jasmine

What did David and Oscar teach Otto to do?

• Sing

• Dance

• Write

• Cook

What was the yellow star a symbol of?

• A new fashion trend

• A school badge

• A religious symbol

• A mark to identify Jews

What happened to David and his family?

• They moved to another city

• They opened a new business

• They were taken away by men in uniform

• They went on a vacation

Who did Otto stay with after David was taken away?

• Oscar

• Charlie

• A shopkeeper

• Jasmine

What happened to Otto during the war?

• He was lost in a forest

• He was hidden in a cellar

• He was sold in a market

• He was picked up by a soldier

Who was the American soldier that found Otto?

• Tommy

• Charlie

• Oscar

• David