SpongeBob's Essay Dilemma

SpongeBob is assigned an essay on what not to do at a stoplight. Despite his intentions to write the greatest essay, he gets distracted by various activities, including feeding his snail and chatting with the mailman. As the deadline approaches, he panics and rushes to complete the essay. However, upon submission, he learns the assignment was canceled in favor of a field trip to a stoplight.

What is the topic of the essay SpongeBob has to write?

• How to drive safely

• What not to do at a stoplight

• The importance of stoplights

• The history of traffic signals

What does SpongeBob consider more important than the paper?

• The pencil

• The eraser

• The desk

• The chair

What does SpongeBob do first instead of writing his essay?

• He cleans his room

• He watches TV

• He goes to sleep

• He feeds his pet snail, Gary

Who visits SpongeBob while he is supposed to be writing his essay?

• His friend Patrick

• The mailman

• His teacher Mrs. Puff

• His neighbor Squidward

What realization does SpongeBob have as the deadline approaches?

• He forgot about the essay

• He has only a few hours left

• He already finished the essay

• He has plenty of time left

What does SpongeBob do in a panic to finish his essay?

• He calls his friends for ideas

• He copies from a book

• He asks Gary for help

• He writes about unrelated topics

What time does SpongeBob realize he has to finish his essay by?

• 9 PM

• 5 PM

• Midnight

• 10 AM

What happens after SpongeBob finishes his essay?

• He gets an A+

• The assignment is canceled

• He has to rewrite it

• He loses the essay

What alternative activity does Mrs. Puff plan instead of the essay?

• A field trip to a stoplight

• A class discussion

• A group project

• A pop quiz

What does SpongeBob do when he finally completes his essay?

• He starts another essay

• He submits it to Mrs. Puff

• He celebrates with Gary

• He takes a nap