Penguin Chicks' First Leap

What was the narrator's initial reaction upon seeing the chicks near the cliff?

• Excitement about the chicks' adventure

• Concern for the chicks' safety

• Amazement at the chicks' bravery

• Confusion about the chicks' intentions

How high did the narrator estimate the cliff to be?

• 20-30 feet

• 40-50 feet

• 60-70 feet

• Over 80 feet

What comparison did the narrator make to emphasize the height of the cliff?

• Trees in a forest

• Mountain peaks

• Tall buildings

• Emperor penguins jumping off sea ice

What was unique about the chicks' leap compared to the narrator's previous observations?

• The number of chicks jumping

• The height of the leap

• The weather conditions

• The time of day

What was the narrator's reaction when the first chick jumped?

• Disbelief

• Anticipation

• Joy

• Sadness

What did the first chick's successful leap signify for the rest?

• The danger of the leap

• The end of their journey

• The need for caution

• The possibility of success

What did the narrator observe about the chicks' behavior before the jump?

• They were hesitant and scared

• They grew up and stuck together

• They were playing and not serious

• They were being called by their parents

How did the group dynamics influence the chicks' decision to jump?

• They waited for a leader

• They followed the brave ones

• They were pushed by the adults

• They took a vote

According to the narrator, what did the first brave jumpers provide to the rest?

• Entertainment

• A warning

• Confidence to follow

• A sense of direction

What did some chicks attempt to do while jumping?

• Turn back

• Call out to others

• Flap their wings

• Close their eyes