Interrupting Chicken Quiz Challenge

In the story "Interrupting Chicken," why does the little chicken keep interrupting her father during bedtime stories?

• She doesn't like the stories.

• She is excited and wants to finish the stories herself.

• She is scared of the dark.

• She is hungry.

What lesson does the little chicken learn by the end of the story?

• Interrupting is fun.

• Listening is important.

• Stories are boring.

• Bedtime is unnecessary.

How does the father chicken feel when the little chicken interrupts him?

• Happy

• Annoyed

• Confused

• Excited

What might happen if the little chicken continues to interrupt her father every night?

• She will never hear the end of the stories.

• Her father will stop reading to her.

• She will learn all the stories by heart.

• She will fall asleep faster.

If you were the little chicken, how would you try to stop interrupting?

• Count to ten before speaking.

• Close the book.

• Go to sleep immediately.

• Ask for a different story.

Why is it important for the little chicken to learn not to interrupt?

• So she can hear the whole story.

• So she can go to bed earlier.

• So she can eat dinner.

• So she can play more.

How does the story "Interrupting Chicken" use humor to teach a lesson?

• By making the little chicken tell silly endings.

• By having the father chicken fall asleep.

• By using funny voices.

• By having the little chicken dance.

What is a possible consequence of the little chicken's constant interruptions?

• She might miss important parts of the story.

• She might learn to read faster.

• She might become a better storyteller.

• She might get more bedtime stories.