Penguin Parade

The video follows Violet's Penguin Parade at the zoo, where Horace the tortoise disrupts the event by moving slowly. The characters decide to let Horace join the parade, but his slow pace causes issues. To solve this, they create two separate parades: one fast and one slow. They include other slow-moving animals like sloths and snails in the slow parade, ensuring everyone enjoys the event.

What unexpected event causes a delay in Violet's Penguin Parade?

• A power outage at the zoo

• Horace the tortoise blocking the path

• The penguins refusing to march

• A sudden rainstorm

Why does Horace the tortoise appear at the parade?

• He wants to join the parade

• He is searching for food

• He is lost and looking for his enclosure

• He is trying to escape the zoo

What problem arises when Horace joins the parade?

• He walks too slowly for the penguins

• He gets distracted and stops moving

• He walks too fast for the penguins

• He scares the other animals

What is the final solution to accommodate Horace in the parade?

• Exclude Horace from the parade

• Make Horace walk faster

• Have two separate parades, one fast and one slow

• Cancel the parade altogether

Which other slow-moving animals are suggested to join Horace's parade?

• Lions and tigers

• Kangaroos and koalas

• Sloths and snails

• Elephants and giraffes

What is the main theme of the two parades?

• Teaching animals to follow commands

• Training animals for a race

• Harmony and fun regardless of speed

• Competition between fast and slow animals

How does the story conclude regarding the parades?

• The parades are canceled due to bad weather

• Both parades continue with everyone having fun

• The slow parade is stopped for safety reasons

• The fast parade wins a prize