Fudge's Eating Habits and Family Reactions

In this chapter, the family deals with Fudge's refusal to eat, which causes concern and leads to various creative attempts to make him eat. Peter, the narrator, feels neglected as the family focuses on Fudge. Fudge pretends to be a dog, and the family indulges him by letting him eat under the table. Grandma tries tricks, and multiple doctor visits occur, but nothing works until the father takes a firm approach, leading to Fudge finally eating properly.

What was the reason Peter thought his father lost the Juicio account?

• Due to a new client

• Because of a financial crisis

• Due to a bad commercial

• Because of Fudge's behavior

What skill did Peter want to showcase in his father's commercial?

• Playing the piano

• Riding a bike

• Standing on his head

• Juggling oranges

How did Fudge react to Peter's headstand?

• He got scared

• He laughed and clapped

• He wanted to try it too

• He ignored it

What was the family's initial reaction to Fudge's refusal to eat?

• They laughed it off

• They were angry

• They were worried

• They ignored it

What did Peter's mother ask him to do to help Fudge eat?

• Sing a song

• Stand on his head

• Dance around

• Tell a story

How did Peter feel about standing on his head to feed Fudge?

• Happy

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Reluctant

What did Fudge pretend to be during dinner?

• A cat

• A dog

• A bird

• A lion

How did the family respond to Fudge's 'doggy' behavior?

• They ignored him

• They scolded him

• They played along

• They laughed at him

What did Grandma try to do to get Fudge to eat?

• Buy him a toy

• Cook his favorite meal

• Prepare milkshakes

• Make him a cake

What was the doctor's advice regarding Fudge's eating habits?

• Force him to eat

• Let him eat when hungry

• Give him vitamins

• Change his diet