Building Underwater Castles and Waves

In Word World, Duck enjoys creating sand art at the beach and builds a sand castle with Shark. However, the waves wash it away. The characters learn about waves and decide to build a permanent castle in the ocean, ensuring it won't be washed away. The story emphasizes creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork.

What is the main theme of Word World?

• Building words to solve problems

• Exploring different planets

• Learning about numbers

• Cooking delicious meals

What does Duck use to create art on the beach?

• Paint and brush

• Clay and tools

• Pail and shovel

• Crayons and paper

Who is Duck's new friend introduced at the beach?

• Turtle

• Crab

• Shark

• Dog

What problem does Shark face with his sand castle?

• It is not colorful enough

• It is too far from the water

• It keeps getting washed away

• It is too small

What natural phenomenon causes the sand castle to disappear?

• Rain

• Wind

• Waves

• Earthquake

Who helps Shark and Duck understand the nature of waves?

• Sheep

• Turtle

• Dog

• Crab

What is the solution to prevent the castle from being washed away?

• Building it with stronger materials

• Building it further from the shore

• Building it on a hill

• Building it underwater

What does Duck add to the underwater castle to make it perfect?

• A flag

• A plant

• A window

• A door

What lesson do the characters learn about building on the beach?

• Sand castles are permanent

• Sand is not a good building material

• Waves can wash away sand structures

• The beach is a safe place for castles

What is the final outcome for Shark at the end of the story?

• He loses his castle again

• He decides not to have a castle

• He builds a castle on the beach

• He has a permanent underwater castle