The Bird that Wouldn't Sing

In a lively aviary, Mr. Peak is hesitant to attend the zookeeper's ball due to personal insecurities. Doctor Sue arrives to babysit, and they discuss an injured bird that needs care. Efforts to encourage the bird to sing are initially unsuccessful. Mr. Peak eventually decides to attend the ball as himself, realizing the importance of being authentic. The nightingale's singing habits are discovered, bringing joy to the aviary.

What solution is suggested for the bird with a sore wing?

• Give it to another zoo.

• Send it to a bird sanctuary.

• Keep it in the Avery for recovery.

• Release it back into the wild immediately.

What is the main reason Mr. Peak is hesitant to attend the zookeeper's ball?

• He feels uncomfortable in fancy clothes.

• He has no one to accompany him.

• He doesn't like the food there.

• He is too busy with work.

What does Mr. Peak realize about the zookeeper's ball?

• It's only for senior zookeepers.

• It's not worth attending.

• It's important to be himself.

• It's mandatory to wear fancy clothes.

What type of music do the children try to make the bird sing?

• Hip-hop and Rap

• Country and Folk

• Jazz and Blues

• Classical and Rock'n'roll

How does Mr. Peak finally decide to attend the ball?

• In a fancy suit.

• As himself, without changing.

• With a new hairstyle.

• With a group of friends.

What is the key reason the Nightingale is not singing?

• It doesn't like the zoo environment.

• It is not feeling well.

• It is a female Nightingale.

• It sings best at night.

What is the children's plan after Mr. Peak leaves for the ball?

• Go to sleep early.

• Have a celebration of their own.

• Watch a movie.

• Clean the zoo.