Cheeky Monkeys

The video explores the cheeky behavior of monkeys and the introduction of a good manners class to teach them proper behavior. Initially, the monkeys become too well-mannered, losing their playful nature. A plan is devised to restore their cheekiness while maintaining good manners, balancing fun and respect.

What was the initial problem with the monkeys at the zoo?

• They were too quiet.

• They were too cheeky.

• They were too sleepy.

• They were too hungry.

Which of the following is considered bad manners according to the class?

• Saying 'please' and 'thank you'.

• Blowing raspberries at someone.

• Smiling at others.

• Helping someone in need.

What is a good alternative to waving your bottom at someone?

• Stomping your feet.

• Waving your hand.

• Jumping up and down.

• Clapping your hands.

What change was observed in the monkeys after they learned good manners?

• They became more mischievous.

• They became more playful.

• They became too well-behaved.

• They started singing.

What was the concern about the monkeys' new behavior?

• They were too noisy.

• They lost all their cheekiness.

• They were too sleepy.

• They were too hungry.

What was the new plan to balance the monkeys' behavior?

• Take away all books.

• Teach them more manners.

• Introduce a new book with silly stories.

• Let them play all day.

What is the title of the new book introduced to the monkeys?

• The Zoo Adventure Book

• Seriously Silly Billy and His Stories

• The Good Manners Guide

• The Cheeky Monkey Chronicles