The video discusses a thunderstorm and how it can be scary for some. The speaker reassures Pins and Nettie that thunder is just a noise and suggests they try to ignore it. When that doesn't work, the speaker proposes laughing at the thunder to make it seem less frightening. This approach proves successful, and the storm eventually passes, allowing everyone to go outside.

What does the narrator initially suggest about the rainstorm?

• It might turn into a thunderstorm.

• It will stop soon.

• It is just a drizzle.

• It is a snowstorm.

How does the narrator describe thunder to Pins and Nettie?

• As a loud noise that can't hurt them.

• As a dangerous phenomenon.

• As a magical sound.

• As a whispering wind.

What does the narrator suggest Pins and Nettie do to cope with the thunder?

• Watch a movie.

• Sing a song.

• Go back to playing and ignore it.

• Hide under a blanket.

What new approach does the narrator propose to make thunder less scary?

• Pretend it's a monster.

• Record the sound.

• Treat it as something funny and laugh at it.

• Run away from it.

What effect does laughing at the thunder have on Pins and Nettie?

• It turns them into giggle machines.

• It makes them sleepy.

• It makes them hungry.

• It makes them more scared.

What happens to the storm after Pins and Nettie start laughing?

• It becomes a hurricane.

• It turns into a snowstorm.

• It stops.

• It gets stronger.

What does the narrator suggest doing once the storm has passed?

• Read a book.

• Take a nap.

• Stay inside and watch TV.

• Go outside and play.