Exploring Pete the Cat's Leprechaun Adventure

Pete the Cat learns about leprechauns and decides to start a leprechaun-catching business for St. Patrick's Day. Despite several attempts to catch Clover the Leprechaun using various strategies, Pete fails. Eventually, he realizes that true luck comes from helping his friends, not from catching a leprechaun. Pete helps his friends succeed in their endeavors, learning that the luck you make is better than the luck you take.

What special day is Pete planning for?

• Halloween

• Easter

• St. Patrick's Day

• Christmas

What does Pete decide to start for St. Patrick's Day?

• A costume contest

• A dance party

• A bakery

• A leprechaun catching business

Who is Pete's first customer in his new business?

• Gus

• Kelly

• Clover

• Squirrel

What does Squirrel need good luck for?

• A dance competition

• A test

• A band recital

• A tennis match

How does Pete try to catch Clover for Gus?

• With music

• With magic

• By setting a trap

• By chasing him

What does Gus need good luck for?

• A band recital

• A soccer game

• A science fair

• A spelling bee

What lesson does Pete learn about luck?

• It can be bought

• It doesn't come from having a leprechaun

• It comes from hard work

• It's best when shared

Who helps Pete realize the true source of luck?

• Kelly

• Squirrel

• Clover

• Gus

How does Pete decide to bring good luck to his friends?

• By throwing a party

• By helping them himself

• By giving them gold

• By catching more leprechauns

What does Clover say about luck?

• It only comes once a year

• It's everywhere if you look hard enough

• It's in a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow

• It's best when made, not taken