Fudge's Eating Habits and Reactions

In this chapter, Peter's younger brother Fudge causes chaos in the family by refusing to eat. The family tries various methods to get him to eat, including Peter standing on his head and treating Fudge like a dog. Despite their efforts, Fudge remains stubborn until a cereal incident with their father prompts him to start eating again. The chapter highlights family dynamics and the challenges of dealing with a difficult sibling.

What was the initial problem caused by Fudge that affected Peter's father?

• Fudge caused the father to lose an important account

• Fudge broke the TV

• Fudge got lost in the park

• Fudge ran away from home

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

• Playing the piano

• Riding a bike

• Standing on his head

• Juggling oranges

What did Fudge suddenly stop doing one day?

• Talking

• Playing

• Eating

• Sleeping

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

• Tell a story

• Dance

• Sing a song

• Stand on his head

How did Fudge react when Peter stood on his head?

• He fell asleep

• He clapped and laughed

• He cried

• He ran away

What did Fudge pretend to be during dinner?

• A dog

• A cat

• A bird

• A lion

What did Peter wish he could trade Fudge for?

• A cocker spaniel

• A hamster

• A goldfish

• A parrot

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

• Cook his favorite meal

• Make milkshakes with a surprise

• Bake him cookies

• Make him a sandwich

What did the first doctor suggest about Fudge's eating habits?

• Change his diet

• Force-feed him

• Give him vitamins

• Leave him alone

What was Fudge's favorite expression after he started eating again?

• Either or

• Where's my food

• I want more

• No more doggie