Furry Potter's Cookie Adventure

In this playful video, Cookie Monster takes on the role of Furry Potter in a magical adventure to obtain the Goblet of Cookies. Guided by Professor Crumblemore, Furry Potter must complete a series of cookie-sorting challenges. Initially, he sorts cookies by color, but the rules change, requiring him to sort by opposite colors and then by shape. Through listening carefully to directions, Furry Potter successfully completes the tasks, showcasing the importance of following instructions. The video concludes with Cookie Monster humorously reacting to the events.

Who is Cookie Monster portraying in the video?

• Professor Crumblemore

• Harry Potter

• Spider

• Furry Potter

What is the first task Furry Potter must complete?

• Listen to a story

• Sort cookies by color

• Find the Goblet of Cookies

• Defeat a dragon

In the first task, where should the red cookies go?

• In the yellow jar

• In the green jar

• In the blue jar

• In the red jar

What mistake does Furry Potter make during the second task?

• He doesn't listen to the directions

• He puts the red cookies in the red jar

• He sorts the cookies by shape

• He eats the cookies

Who helps Furry Potter understand the directions in the second task?

• Another student

• The Spider

• Professor Crumblemore

• The Narrator

What is the final task Furry Potter must complete?

• Defeat the spider

• Find the hidden jar

• Sort cookies by color

• Sort cookies by shape

In the final task, where should the frog-shaped cookies go?

• In the blue jar

• In the red jar

• In the green jar

• In the yellow jar

What does Furry Potter do after completing all the tasks?

• He asks for more tasks

• He leaves the room

• He eats the cookies

• He takes a nap

What is the main lesson Furry Potter learns?

• How to bake cookies

• The value of friendship

• How to defeat a dragon

• The importance of listening carefully

Why does Cookie Monster stop the music at the end?

• He can't have a cookie for a partner

• He wants to eat the cookies

• He forgot his lines

• He wants to dance