Peter's Experiences and Relationships

Peter shares his adventures in Central Park, including safety concerns and his interactions with friends and family. A significant incident occurs when his brother Fudge tries to fly from a jungle gym, leading to an accident. The story concludes with Peter's mother apologizing for blaming him, and they reconcile.

What is the main purpose of the read-along session?

• To read and enjoy a chapter together

• To learn about Central Park

• To discuss the author's biography

• To analyze the book's themes

Why does Peter enjoy playing in Central Park?

• He can play with his friends

• He likes the zoo there

• He enjoys the quiet atmosphere

• He loves the park's history

What advice does Peter's father give about muggers?

• Give them what they want

• Run away as fast as possible

• Fight back bravely

• Call the police immediately

How does Peter's mother prefer to travel in the city?

• By buses and taxis

• By bicycle

• By walking

• By subway

What does Fudge do with the balloons his mother buys?

• Gives them to other kids

• Keeps them safe

• Pops them immediately

• Lets them float away

What game do Peter and Jimmy play in the park?

• Secret agent

• Tag

• Soccer

• Hide and seek

Why does Peter dislike Sheila?

• She is too friendly

• She is always late

• She is a know-it-all

• She is too quiet

What happens to Fudge in the park?

• He finds a new friend

• He gets lost

• He catches a bird

• He falls off the jungle gym

Who does Peter's mother initially blame for Fudge's accident?

• Jimmy

• Sheila

• Herself

• Peter

How does Peter feel after the accident?

• Excited and joyful

• Unloved and upset

• Happy and relieved

• Indifferent and calm