Comprehend the Moral Dilemma

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Questions and Answers

Who is Ellie?

The cat
A member of the family (correct)
The rabbit
The bird

What did Ellie do for the bird's funeral?

She put it in a box and said a few words (correct)
She threw it in the trash
She left it in the garden
She buried it in the neighbor's garden

Why did Ellie's family complain about the cat?

The cat was ruining the flower beds (correct)
The cat was scratching the furniture
The cat was eating too much food
The cat was too loud

What is the cat's perspective on killing the bird?

The cat sees it as practically his job to go after birds and it could have hurt him if he didn't biff it. Signup and view all the answers

Why does the cat feel entitled to the garden?

The cat spends more time in the garden than the family and believes he is the only one who uses it properly. Signup and view all the answers

What are some complaints that the family has about the cat?

The family complains that the cat is ruining their flower beds, squashing their plants, and digging holes in their anemones. Signup and view all the answers

What was the cat's opinion on the weight of the rabbit?

The cat thought the rabbit was more like a pig than a rabbit. Signup and view all the answers

How did Ellie react when she saw the rabbit?

Ellie freaked out and cried, saying it was horrible and couldn't believe that the cat could have done that. Signup and view all the answers

How long did it take the cat to get the rabbit through the cat-flap?

It took about an hour for the cat to get the rabbit through the cat-flap. Signup and view all the answers

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