Peggy Ann McKay's Ailments and Decisions

The video features a recitation of Shel Silverstein's poem 'Sick', where a child lists exaggerated ailments to avoid school, only to recover upon learning it's Saturday. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with more content.

Who is the author of the poem 'Sick'?

• Emily Dickinson

• Shel Silverstein

• Robert Frost

• Maya Angelou

What is the first ailment Peggy Ann McKay claims to have?

• Chicken pox

• Measles

• Flu

• Mumps

How does Peggy describe her tonsils?

• As soft as pillows

• As red as apples

• As small as peas

• As big as rocks

What color does Peggy say her face looks?

• Red

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

What does Peggy claim might be causing her symptoms?

• Instamatic flu

• Common cold

• Allergies

• Food poisoning

What happens to Peggy's belly button according to her?

• It is swollen

• It is caving in

• It is itchy

• It is bleeding

What is Peggy's temperature according to her?

• 108

• 100.4

• 102.2

• 98.6

What does Peggy say about her hair?

• It's curly

• It's growing fast

• It's falling out

• It's turning gray

What ailment does Peggy mention that involves her thumb?

• A cut

• A sliver

• A bruise

• A burn

What does Peggy claim about her brain?

• It's fine

• It's aching

• It's shrinking

• It's growing