Early Bird Catches The Worm

In this video, Max is encouraged by Moon to wake up early for a tennis game. Moon explains the proverb 'the early bird catches the worm', highlighting its historical roots and meaning. Max humorously counters with the idea that being late might save the worm, adding a playful twist to the lesson.

Why is Max hesitant to get up early on a Saturday?

• He forgot about the plan.

• He thinks it's too early.

• He prefers to play in the evening.

• He doesn't like tennis.

What does the proverb 'The early bird catches the worm' imply?

• Worms are only available in the morning.

• Birds are more active in the morning.

• Tennis is best played early.

• Early risers are more likely to succeed.

Who included the saying 'The early bird catcheth the worm' in a collection of proverbs?

• William Shakespeare

• John Ray

• Charles Darwin

• Isaac Newton

What is Max's humorous take on the proverb?

• The late worm avoids being eaten.

• The late bird misses the worm.

• The early bird gets tired.

• The early worm finds more food.

What does Max compare himself to in his humorous perspective?

• The late worm

• The early worm

• The late bird

• The early bird