Pirate Pete's Adventure and Lessons

Pirate Pete seeks a crew for his ship but finds none of the rascals can talk like a pirate. Each rascal attempts to prove their worth by loading and firing a cannon, but they fail to speak in pirate lingo. Pete's parrot, who naturally talks like a pirate, becomes the only crew member needed, and they sail away together.

What was Pirate Pete's main goal when he set sail to Rascal Island?

• To have an adventure

• To explore new lands

• To recruit a pirate crew

• To find treasure

What did Pete require from his crew besides pirate skills?

• To be able to sing sea shanties

• To talk like a pirate

• To know how to swim

• To have a pet parrot

Why did the first rascal fail Pete's test?

• He didn't have a peg leg

• He couldn't load the cannon

• He was too clean

• He didn't talk like a pirate

What was the second rascal's mistake during the test?

• He didn't talk like a pirate

• He was not cranky enough

• He didn't have a beard

• He was too polite

What did Pete say about the third rascal's treasure?

• He didn't talk like a pirate

• It was fake

• It was not enough

• It was stolen

What was the fourth rascal's claim about his bravery?

• He was scared of the sea

• He was a coward

• He was extremely courageous

• He was fearless

What did Pete realize about his parrot at the end?

• It could talk like a pirate

• It was a great navigator

• It needed a new cage

• It was afraid of the sea

What did Pete decide about his crew at the end of the story?

• He would hire a new crew

• He would train the rascals

• He didn't need a crew

• He would keep searching

What was the parrot's role in the story?

• It was a cook

• It was a messenger

• It was the crew

• It was a lookout

What lesson did Pete learn from his experience with the rascals?

• To trust his instincts

• To value true pirate talk

• To always have a backup plan

• To be more patient