Insects and Their Roles in Nature

The video follows a group of characters on a giant peach as they experience music, learn about each other's roles in nature, and face challenges. The grasshopper enchants everyone with his violin-like music, while the earthworm and ladybug explain their importance to the ecosystem. Miss Spider shares her story of being unloved, and the centipede entertains with songs. A dramatic rescue unfolds when the centipede falls, showcasing teamwork and bravery.

What chapters are being read in the video?

• Chapters 20 through 22

• Chapters 24 through 26

• Chapters 26 through 28

• Chapters 22 through 24

What does the earthworm wonder about during the journey?

• How high they will go

• When they will stop

• Where they will land

• What they will eat

Who suggests playing music on the peach?

• James

• The centipede

• The ladybug

• The earthworm

What instrument does the old green grasshopper play?

• A guitar

• A banjo

• A violin

• A flute

How does the grasshopper produce music?

• By humming

• By tapping his feet

• By using his back leg as a bow

• By rubbing his wings together

What is unique about short-horned grasshoppers?

• They have no wings

• They have long feelers

• They play music with a bow

• They are silent

Where does the grasshopper keep his ears?

• On his legs

• On his tummy

• On his wings

• On his head

What role does the earthworm play in agriculture?

• Providing shade

• Eating pests

• Improving soil quality

• Pollinating flowers

Why do farmers love ladybugs?

• They are colorful

• They sing songs

• They eat harmful insects

• They fertilize the soil

What myth about ladybugs does James learn is false?

• They live in water

• They change spots

• They are poisonous

• They can fly