Coconut Breakfast!

Katie Peterson climbs a tree to collect coconuts and an iguana, introducing a new segment. She opens a green and a brown coconut, comparing their milk and meat. The green coconut has delicious milk but bland meat, while the brown coconut has better meat. Katie reflects on the experience, referencing the movie Castaway and naming the iguana Wilson.

What movie is referenced when discussing the difficulty of opening coconuts?

• Jurassic Park

• Castaway

• The Jungle Book

• Jumanji

What does the narrator use to open the green coconut?

• A knife

• A rock

• A hammer

• A socks seal pup

How does the narrator describe the taste of the green coconut meat?

• Like a ripe mango

• Like raw fish

• Bitter and hard

• Sweet and juicy

Which coconut is described as having more coconut milk?

• Neither has coconut milk

• Both have the same amount

• Brown coconut

• Green coconut

What is the narrator's conclusion about the brown coconut meat?

• It is tasteless

• It is delicious

• It is too hard to eat

• It is sour

What name does the narrator give to the iguana, and why?

• Coco, because of the coconuts

• Tom, after Tom Hanks

• Spike, because of its spikes

• Wilson, after the volleyball in Castaway

What is the narrator's final advice about the coconuts?

• Only eat the green coconut

• Drink the milk from the green coconut and eat the meat from the brown coconut

• Avoid both coconuts

• Only drink the milk from the brown coconut