Understanding Song Pace and Body Parts

The video features a cheerful children's song, 'Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes,' sung at various speeds. It starts with a normal pace, gradually increases to a faster tempo, and then slows down after realizing the speed is too fast. The video is filled with cheerful music and giggles, making it engaging for children.

What kind of music is playing at the beginning of the video?

• Rock

• Cheerful

• Classical

• Sad

Which body parts are mentioned in the first round of the song?

• Eyes, ears, mouth, and nose

• Head, arms, legs, and feet

• Hands, feet, eyes, and ears

• Head, shoulders, knees, and toes

Which body parts are repeated in every round of the song?

• Head, shoulders, knees, and toes

• Eyes, ears, mouth, and nose

• Hands, feet, eyes, and ears

• Head, arms, legs, and feet

What is the pace of the song in the second round?

• Very fast

• Faster

• Normal

• Slower

What happens to the speed of the song in the third round?

• It stays the same

• It stops

• It gets faster

• It slows down

What does the narrator suggest after the song becomes too fast?

• To sing another song

• To slow down

• To sing even faster

• To stop singing

What is the reaction of the piglet when the song becomes too fast?

• Laughs

• Gasps

• Dances

• Sings louder

How many times does the song speed up before slowing down?

• Four times

• Three times

• Twice

• Once

What is the final pace of the song?

• Very fast

• Fast

• Normal

• Very slow