Getting Your Octopus to School

The video is a playful guide on how to get an octopus ready for school. It covers the challenges of finding the octopus, helping it get dressed, managing its nervousness, and preparing breakfast. The story concludes with the octopus arriving at school, making new friends, and the emotional goodbye. The video ends with a call to action to like, share, and subscribe.

What is the main challenge in getting the octopus to school?

• The octopus prefers to stay home and play.

• The octopus is too heavy to carry.

• The octopus doesn't have a school uniform.

• The octopus is afraid of water.

Why is it difficult to find the octopus?

• It changes color frequently.

• It moves very fast.

• It is very good at hiding.

• It is very small.

What is a suggested way to detach the octopus when it doesn't want to let go?

• Tickle it.

• Offer it a treat.

• Ignore it.

• Sing to it.

What should you do if the octopus gets nervous and inks?

• Ignore the mess.

• Clean it up and reassure the octopus.

• Scold the octopus.

• Leave it alone.

What is the octopus's reaction to hearing about meeting new friends?

• It starts singing.

• It wants to go immediately.

• It becomes shy and nervous.

• It gets excited.

Why might the octopus hide during breakfast?

• It is nervous about school.

• It doesn't like the food.

• It is tired.

• It wants to play a game.

What does the octopus insist on bringing to school?

• Its favorite book.

• Eight stuffed animals.

• A lunchbox.

• A backpack.

How does the parent feel when the octopus interacts with new friends?

• Worried.

• Proud.

• Indifferent.

• Confused.

What is the octopus's reaction upon arriving at school?

• It hides immediately.

• It is excited.

• It starts crying.

• It wants to go back home.

What does the teacher compliment about the octopus?

• Its artistic skills.

• Its dapper appearance.

• Its intelligence.

• Its punctuality.