Exploring The Pigeon Finds A Hot Dog

In 'The Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog' by Mo Willems, the pigeon discovers a hot dog and is joined by a curious duckling. The pigeon describes the hot dog's taste, leading to a humorous exchange about its flavor. The duckling persistently questions the pigeon, resulting in a playful argument over the hot dog's ownership. Eventually, the pigeon comes up with a clever idea to share the hot dog, showcasing themes of curiosity, sharing, and problem-solving.

What does the pigeon find?

• A pizza slice

• A hamburger

• A hot dog

• A piece of bread

What is the duck's initial reaction to the hot dog?

• Indifference

• Fear

• Curiosity

• Disgust

How does the pigeon describe the hot dog?

• Too spicy

• Unpleasant

• A taste sensation

• Bland

What causes the argument between the pigeon and the duck?

• The color of the hot dog

• The taste of the hot dog

• Who found the hot dog first

• How to cook a hot dog

How is the argument over the hot dog resolved?

• The pigeon eats it all

• The duck leaves

• They share the hot dog

• They lose the hot dog