Peter and Fudge's Beliefs and Activities

The video covers a recap of Chapter 9, where Peter and friends go to the movies, and introduces Chapter 10, focusing on Dad's new hobby of Chinese cooking. Fudge writes a letter to Santa, sparking a family discussion about beliefs and the concept of Santa. Peter expresses concerns about Fudge's understanding of writing and the reality of Santa, while the family enjoys cocoa and cookies together.

What did Peter and his friends do in Chapter 9?

• They went to the movies.

• They visited a museum.

• They went to a concert.

• They played in the park.

What new hobby did Peter's father take up?

• Painting

• Chinese cooking

• Writing

• Gardening

What did Peter suggest his father could do after finishing his book?

• Write another book

• Open a Chinese restaurant

• Travel the world

• Start a painting class

What was Fudge busy doing on the floor?

• Writing a letter to Santa

• Reading a book

• Drawing a picture

• Playing with toys

What did Fudge want from Santa?

• A new toy car

• A red bicycle

• A puppy

• A video game

Why was Peter concerned about Fudge's belief in Santa?

• He thought Fudge was too old.

• He wanted Fudge to focus on school.

• He was worried about Fudge's health.

• He believed Fudge should know about financial realities.

What did Peter's mother think about Fudge's belief in Santa?

• She thought it was harmful.

• She was indifferent.

• She wanted to tell him the truth immediately.

• She believed it was a lovely idea.