Exploring Reading Comprehension with Marty the Clownfish

Marty, a clownfish, feels sad because he believes he should be funny but isn't. Despite his efforts to make others laugh, he fails. A shark advises him to embrace his true self, highlighting his kindness and intelligence. Marty follows this advice, stops trying to be funny, and soon gains many friends. Eventually, he jokes about telling a joke, showing his acceptance of himself. The video concludes with comprehension questions and a subscription prompt.

What species is Marty?

• Clownfish

• Swordfish

• Angel fish

• Lionfish

Why was Marty feeling sad?

• He was hungry

• He couldn't swim fast

• He was lost

• He wasn't funny

Which fish did Marty first try to entertain with jokes?

• Lionfish

• Starfish

• Dogfish

• Shark

Did the dogfish laugh at Marty's jokes?

• Yes, they laughed

• They ignored him

• They swam away

• No, they did not laugh

What did the shark tell Marty about being funny?

• It makes you swim faster

• It's essential for survival

• Only sharks need to be funny

• It's not necessary

What qualities did the shark appreciate in Marty?

• Big and strong

• Funny and loud

• Kind and helpful

• Fast and curious

What did Marty decide to do after talking with the shark?

• Swim away

• Just be himself

• Keep telling jokes

• Learn new jokes

How did the other fish react to Marty's change?

• They were confused

• They liked him more

• They missed his jokes

• They didn't notice

What was Marty's joke at the end of the story?

• A funny pun

• A long story joke

• A knock-knock joke

• He pretended to tell a joke

What lesson can be learned from Marty's story?

• Being yourself is valuable

• Humor is the most important trait

• Being different is bad

• Always be the center of attention