Elephant and Piggy Book Interaction

In 'We Are in a Book' by Moe Wilms, Piggy and Gerald realize they are characters in a book being read by someone. They find it amusing and interact with the reader by making them say 'banana'. As the book progresses, they become concerned about the book ending and express a desire to continue being read. Ultimately, they request the reader to read the book again, hoping to extend their existence within the story.

What is the title of the book being read by the characters?

• Elephant and Piggy's Journey

• Reading with Moe Wilms

• The Adventures of Elephant and Piggy

• We Are in a Book

Who is the author of 'We Are in a Book'?

• Roald Dahl

• J.K. Rowling

• Moe Wilms

• Dr. Seuss

Who do Elephant and Piggy think is looking at them initially?

• A friend

• A monster

• A reader

• A teacher

What do Elephant and Piggy realize about the reader?

• The reader is a monster

• The reader is reading them

• The reader is invisible

• The reader is their friend

How does the reader interact with Elephant and Piggy?

• By drawing them

• By reading their word bubbles

• By writing about them

• By talking to them

What excites Elephant and Piggy about being in a book?

• They can travel anywhere

• They are being read

• They can meet new friends

• They can change the story

How do Elephant and Piggy feel about being in a book?

• Bored

• Excited

• Confused

• Scared

What word does Piggy want the reader to say?

• Orange

• Grapes

• Banana

• Apple

What happens when Piggy says 'banana'?

• The book ends

• The reader laughs

• The reader says 'banana'

• Elephant gets confused

What is Piggy's reaction to the reader saying 'banana'?

• Surprised

• Amused

• Confused

• Angry