Mr. Popper's Penguins chapters1-6

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Who is Captain Cook in 'Mr. Popper's Penguins'?

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Captain Cook is a penguin that Mr. Popper receives unexpectedly, leading to many adventures.

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What does Mr. Popper do for a living?

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Mr. Popper is a house painter who dreams of exploring the Arctic.

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What is the significance of the icebox in the story?

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Mr. Popper uses the icebox to keep Captain Cook, the penguin, comfortable.

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What does Admiral Drake represent in the story?

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Admiral Drake represents adventure and the unexpected surprises in life.

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What does the word 'license' mean?

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License means official permission to do something.

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How does Captain Cook react to Mr. Popper's phone call?

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Captain Cook tries to chew the telephone wire, showing his playful and mischievous nature.

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What is a key theme in 'Mr. Popper's Penguins'?

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A key theme is the importance of family and the joy of unexpected surprises.

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What does Mr. Popper's reaction to Captain Cook reveal about his character?

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Mr. Popper's willingness to care for Captain Cook shows his nurturing and adventurous spirit.

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What happens when the serviceman encounters Captain Cook?

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The serviceman is startled and storms out of the house, illustrating the unexpected nature of having a penguin at home.

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What does the term 'prohibited' mean?

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Prohibited means something that is not allowed or forbidden.