Iggy's Concerns and Activities

Iggy Arbuckle and his beaver friend Jiggers embark on an adventure to care for a condor egg they find. They create a warm environment for the egg and learn knitting to make an egg warmer. As the egg hatches, they use a puppet to ensure the hatchling, named Eggy, imprints correctly. The story follows Eggy's growth and eventual independence, teaching Iggy and Jiggers about responsibility and letting go.

What does Iggy rate the day on a scale of 1 to 10?

• 10

• 20

• 5

• 15

What is the main concern about the condor egg?

• It might hatch too early.

• It might be stolen.

• It might get too cold.

• It might roll away.

Why does Zoop suggest knitting to Iggy?

• To make a sweater for Jiggers.

• To create a new hobby for Iggy.

• To calm Iggy and connect with his nurturing side.

• To pass the time while waiting for the egg to hatch.

What is the purpose of the puppet Jiggers and Iggy create?

• To help the hatchling imprint correctly.

• To entertain the hatchling.

• To scare away predators.

• To decorate their home.

What activity do Iggy and Jiggers teach Eggy?

• How to build a nest.

• How to fly.

• How to find food.

• How to sing.

What is Jiggers' concern about Eggy's play-date?

• Eggy might not learn to fly.

• Eggy might fall in with a bad crowd.

• Eggy might not return.

• Eggy might get lost.

How does Iggy feel about Eggy starting to date?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Worried

• Unconcerned

What does Jiggers say about Iggy's behavior towards Eggy?

• Iggy is too strict.

• Iggy is too relaxed.

• Iggy is acting like a dad.

• Iggy is not involved enough.

What does Iggy worry about regarding Eggy's growth?

• Eggy is not eating enough.

• Eggy is too big for her age.

• Eggy is too noisy.

• Eggy is too independent.

What does Iggy rate the day when Eggy successfully flies?

• 20

• 10

• 32

• 50