The Pigeon Story Comprehension

The video is a reading of 'Don't Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late', where the pigeon tries various tactics to avoid going to bed. Despite claiming not to be tired, the pigeon suggests activities like watching TV and counting stars. Eventually, the pigeon falls asleep, dreaming of hot dogs.

What does the narrator ask the audience to do at the beginning of the story?

• Let the pigeon stay up late

• Read the book quietly

• Join a hot dog party

• Not let the pigeon stay up late

What does the pigeon claim about his tiredness?

• He is not tired at all

• He wants to sleep

• He is very tired

• He is sleepy

What event does the pigeon suggest to prove he is not tired?

• A movie night

• A hot dog party

• A dance party

• A sleepover

What does the pigeon mention is on TV?

• A cooking show

• A bird show

• A cartoon

• A news program

How much more time does the pigeon ask for?

• One more hour

• Two more minutes

• Five more minutes

• Ten more minutes

What does the pigeon say about the grand scheme of things?

• Five minutes is too long

• Five minutes is nothing

• Five minutes is too short

• Five minutes is a lot

What activity does the pigeon suggest to do together?

• Read a book

• Play a game

• Count the stars

• Watch a movie

What does the pigeon say about talking?

• They talk all the time

• They never get to talk anymore

• They talk too much

• They should talk less

What does the pigeon say about pigeons and sleep?

• Pigeons never sleep

• Pigeons hardly need any sleep

• Pigeons need a lot of sleep

• Pigeons sleep all day

What does the pigeon say about the time in China?

• It's evening in China

• It's night in China

• It's the middle of the day in China

• It's morning in China