Quackenstein and the Platypus Adventure

Kristen Bell reads 'Quackenstein Hatches a Family' on Storyline Online. The story follows Quackenstein, a lonely duck in a zoo, who adopts an egg to fill his empty nest. The egg hatches into a platypus, initially scaring Quackenstein. However, he soon realizes the platypus is his son, and they form a family. Kristen Bell reflects on the themes of loneliness, adoption, and acceptance.

What was Quackenstein's main problem at the beginning of the story?

• He was hungry.

• He was sick.

• He was lost.

• He was lonely.

What did Quackenstein find in the secluded nook?

• A hidden treasure.

• A group of friends.

• Orphaned eggs.

• A map of the zoo.

What was Quackenstein's reaction when the egg hatched?

• He was indifferent.

• He was terrified.

• He was delighted.

• He was angry.

What did the creature that hatched from the egg look like?

• A turtle.

• A platypus.

• A regular duck.

• A small bird.

How did Quackenstein initially react to the chaos caused by the platypus?

• He laughed.

• He ignored it.

• He tried to hide.

• He joined in.

What did the platypus call Quackenstein that changed his perspective?

• Quack

• Friend

• Duck

• Dad

What was the new sign outside Quackenstein's home?

• Keep out!

• Welcome to our happy home.

• Danger: Monster inside.

• Quiet zone.

What did Kristen Bell appreciate most about the story?

• The illustrations.

• The rhyming and language.

• The setting.

• The length of the story.

What important theme does the story convey according to Kristen Bell?

• The importance of wealth.

• The thrill of adventure.

• The joy of solitude.

• The value of family and acceptance.

What did Quackenstein realize about his relationship with the platypus?

• The platypus needed him more.

• He didn't need the platypus.

• He was better off alone.

• They needed each other equally.