Percy's Playful Journey and Friendship

On a snowy island, a group of perfect penguins live, except for Percy, who is playful and different. While the other penguins are serious, Percy enjoys playing and being silly. Feeling isolated, Percy makes a snow friend but realizes it's not the same. Meanwhile, the other penguins miss Percy's fun nature and go searching for him. They find Percy and realize they love him just as he is, accepting his uniqueness.

What makes Percy different from the other penguins?

• He is the biggest penguin.

• He is the oldest penguin.

• He is playful and not serious.

• He is the smallest penguin.

How do the other penguins react to Percy's playful behavior?

• They scold him for not being serious.

• They laugh with him.

• They join him in playing.

• They ignore him.

What does Percy do when he feels isolated?

• He makes a snow penguin friend.

• He plays with the other penguins.

• He swims away from the island.

• He tries to be more serious.

What does Percy do when he is alone in the cold?

• He makes a snow penguin.

• He builds a snow fort.

• He sings a song.

• He swims in the sea.

What do the other penguins realize when Percy is not around?

• They forget about him.

• They are happier without him.

• They miss his playful nature.

• They enjoy the quiet.

Why do the penguins decide to look for Percy?

• They are worried about him.

• They need his help.

• They miss his presence.

• They want to play with him.

How do the penguins find Percy?

• They hear him singing.

• They follow his footprints.

• They find him in an icy cave.

• They see him swimming.

What happens when the penguins gather around Percy?

• They leave him alone.

• They ignore him.

• They laugh and tickle him.

• They scold him for leaving.

What does Percy learn about being perfect?

• He should be the leader.

• His friends love him as he is.

• He should be more serious.

• He needs to change to fit in.

What is the main theme of the story?

• The value of friendship and acceptance.

• The importance of being serious.

• The joy of being alone.

• The need to be perfect.