Penguins' Mischief and Performances

The video follows Mr. Popper's penguins as they gain fame, causing chaos in theaters and hotels. Despite earning $5,000 weekly, expenses are high due to travel and accommodations. The penguins' diet is sponsored by a shrimp company, reducing costs. As the tour concludes, Mr. Popper considers returning home due to the penguins' growing irritability.

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

• To remind viewers to subscribe

• To introduce the penguins

• To explain the penguins' diet

• To discuss the financial aspects

How did the public react to the penguins' performances?

• They were confused

• They were indifferent

• They eagerly awaited the shows

• They were displeased

What was the opera singer's reaction to sharing the stage with the penguins?

• She was excited

• She was indifferent

• She was supportive

• She was annoyed

What did the penguins do that caused the audience to laugh during the opera singer's performance?

• They danced on stage

• They left the theater

• They appeared in the orchestra pit

• They sang along

Why did the penguins enjoy their time in the theater?

• They enjoyed the bright lights and audience

• They liked the music

• They liked the quiet

• They preferred the cold

What was the weekly income for the Popper family from the penguins' performances?

• $10,000

• $5,000

• $2,500

• $1,000

How did hotel keepers initially react to the penguins?

• They offered discounts

• They objected to their presence

• They welcomed them

• They were indifferent

What was one of the penguins' mischievous behaviors in hotels?

• Swimming in the pool

• Riding elevators too often

• Eating guests' food

• Making loud noises

How did Mr. Popper manage the penguins' food expenses?

• He bought expensive fish

• He made them fast

• He got free canned shrimp

• He fed them leftovers

Why did Mr. Popper refuse other endorsement deals?

• He didn't need the money

• The penguins wouldn't eat the products

• He didn't like the products

• He was too busy