Big News - I'M PREGNANT - April Fool's Day in Britain | British Culture and Traditions

The speaker humorously announces a pregnancy, then reveals it's April Fool's Day, a day for pranks and jokes. They explain the traditions of April Fool's Day, including the rule that pranks should be done before noon. The speaker leaves the audience questioning if the pregnancy news is a prank.

What was the initial surprising news shared by the speaker?

• They are pregnant.

• They won a lottery.

• They got a new job.

• They are moving to a new city.

What is the main purpose of April Fool's Day?

• To honor historical events.

• To exchange gifts.

• To play pranks and jokes.

• To celebrate with family.

Which of the following is NOT true about April Fool's Day?

• It involves practical jokes.

• Pranks are played before noon.

• It is a national holiday.

• Businesses remain open.

What happens if you play a prank after noon on April Fool's Day?

• You are considered the fool.

• You win a prize.

• The prank is ignored.

• The prank is more successful.

What reflective question does the speaker ask at the end?

• Did you enjoy the prank?

• Is my special news a prank?

• Is my news believable?

• Will you play a prank too?