Understanding Mirrors and Reflections

The video begins with a song about exploring the world. Peep, Chirp, and Quack visit a dump, where Quack discovers a mirror. They learn about reflections and play with their mirrored images. Quack becomes fascinated with his reflection, but the mirror breaks. Later, children use mirrors to draw, learning about symmetry and how mirrors reverse images.

What is the main theme of the song at the beginning of the video?

• Playing video games

• Staying indoors and reading books

• Exploring the world and its possibilities

• Sleeping all day

What do Peep, Chirp, and Quack find at the dump?

• A hidden cave

• A new friend

• A mirror

• A treasure chest

How does Quack react to seeing his reflection for the first time?

• He laughs at it

• He becomes fascinated

• He ignores it

• He gets scared

What does Quack discover about his appearance in the mirror?

• He is invisible

• He has a twin

• He is more handsome than he thought

• He looks different every time

What lesson does Quack learn after the mirror breaks?

• He can fix the mirror easily

• Mirrors can talk

• He doesn't need a mirror to know he's handsome

• Mirrors are unbreakable

What happens when Peep and Quack try to move the mirror?

• It breaks

• It disappears

• It becomes larger

• It turns into a window

What does Quack realize about his reflection in the water?

• It is clearer than the mirror

• It doesn't work as well as a mirror

• It shows a different duck

• It is invisible

What activity are the children engaged in with the mirrors?

• Building a fort

• Cooking a meal

• Drawing pictures

• Playing hide and seek

How do the children use mirrors to learn about symmetry?

• By making shadow puppets

• By drawing half of their faces

• By playing music

• By building a house

What do the children notice about their drawings when using mirrors?

• They change colors

• They look exactly the same

• They appear backwards

• They are invisible