Understanding Colors and Identity

Peep and friends explore the fun of changing colors using paint. They experiment with different colors, leading to humorous situations and identity confusion, especially for Quack. Eventually, they decide to return to their original colors, realizing the joy of being themselves. The video emphasizes the fun of being different but also the comfort of returning to one's true self.

What did Peep and Chirp find that changed color when kicked?

• A bouncing weasel

• A ball

• A tire

• A bottle

What color did Peep turn after experimenting with paint?

• Green

• Red

• Yellow

• Blue

What was Quack's initial reaction to changing colors?

• Indifferent

• Excited

• Eager

• Skeptical

What color did Quack think he was?

• Purple

• Yellow

• Green

• Blue

Who did Chirp and Peep try to fool with their new colors?

• Newton

• All of the above

• Raccoon

• Dog

How did the dog recognize Peep despite the color change?

• By sight

• By smell

• By touch

• By sound

What did Peep, Chirp, and Quack decide about their colors at the end?

• To try new colors

• To return to their original colors

• To stay different

• To mix colors again

What did Peep feel like when he couldn't be yellow?

• Happy

• Sad

• Not like himself

• Excited

What did Quack realize about his color after washing off the paint?

• He was actually green

• He was actually purple

• He was actually blue

• He was actually yellow

What lesson did Peep, Chirp, and Quack learn about being different?

• It's fun to be different but also nice to be yourself

• Changing colors is permanent

• Being different is always better

• It's best to stay the same