The Adventures of Pig and Goat

Pig plans a trip and considers various travel methods, each with potential risks highlighted by Goat. From bikes to ships, each option presents challenges, leading Pig to decide against traveling alone. The story concludes with the idea that traveling with a friend can make the journey less daunting.

What was Pig's first choice for his trip?

• Car

• Horse

• Train

• Bike

Why did Goat think traveling by car was not a good idea?

• It could break down

• It could get stuck

• It could be too slow

• It could be too expensive

What concern did Goat have about traveling by horse?

• Horses can get lost

• Horses can be expensive

• Horses can be jumpy

• Horses can be slow

What was Pig's concern about traveling by donkey cart?

• Donkeys can be expensive

• Donkeys can be noisy

• Donkeys can be fast

• Donkeys can be stubborn

What did Goat say could happen to a train?

• It could get stuck in a tunnel

• It could derail

• It could be too slow

• It could be too crowded

What was Goat's concern about flying by plane?

• It could be too crowded

• The engine could stop

• It could be too expensive

• It could be too slow

What risk did Goat mention about traveling by hot air balloon?

• It could be too expensive

• It could be too crowded

• It could be too slow

• It could have a hole

What danger did Goat mention about traveling by ship?

• Getting lost

• Being too slow

• Running into a reef

• Being too expensive

What did Goat suggest to make the trip less scary?

• Traveling by plane

• Traveling by train

• Traveling by car

• Traveling with a friend

Why did Pig decide not to go on the trip?

• Too boring

• Too far

• Too expensive

• Too many potential problems