Doug's Adventures in Learning

Doug, a robot, is filled with facts by his parents to become the smartest robot. He learns about city life, including population, transportation, and skyscrapers. Doug explores the city, discovering pigeons, subways, and skyscrapers. He learns to play games like hide-and-seek and tag, making friends along the way. Doug realizes the importance of family and expresses love by hugging his parents, who are proud of his learning.

What do Doug's parents do every morning to help him learn?

• They plug him in to download facts.

• They read him books.

• They take him to school.

• They teach him to play games.

What surprising sound did Doug learn pigeons make?

• A cing sound

• A cooing sound

• A cawing sound

• A chirping sound

What did Doug discover about the subway trains?

• They are very quiet.

• They run underneath the city.

• They fly above the city.

• They are only for adults.

What did Doug find amazing about skyscrapers?

• Their color

• Their height

• Their steel frames

• The view from the top

What did Doug learn about wet cement?

• It is hard and dry.

• It feels squishy under your feet.

• It is very cold.

• It is slippery.

What did Doug learn about taxis in the city?

• They only operate at night.

• They are very expensive.

• They are always full.

• They stop if you raise your hand.

What new activity did Doug learn from the little boy?

• Cooking

• Playing hide-and-seek

• Reading books

• Building robots

How did Doug help his friend find his parents?

• By flying up high for a better view

• By using a map

• By calling them on the phone

• By asking a police officer

What did Doug realize was the best way to show love to his parents?

• By writing them a letter

• By telling them a story

• By giving them a gift

• By giving them a big hug

What did Doug's parents think of him after he expressed his love?

• They thought he needed more facts.

• They thought he was too emotional.

• They thought he was naughty.

• They thought he was the smartest robot ever.