Last Word - Kids' Poems and Stories With Michael Rosen

In this video, a dad interacts with his children, who humorously defy his requests. The boy sticks out his tongue despite being told not to, claiming he's just licking his lips. Later, the girl responds to her dad's complaint about noise by saying she's hopping, not jumping. The dad concludes that some people always get the last word.

What did the boy do after his dad told him to stop?

• He went to his room.

• He began to sing.

• He stuck his tongue out.

• He started jumping.

How did the boy justify his action of sticking his tongue out?

• He said he was just talking.

• He mentioned he was just smiling.

• He claimed he was just licking his lips.

• He said he was just yawning.

What was the dad's reaction to the noise from above?

• He asked them to sing louder.

• He requested them to stop jumping.

• He told them to play quietly.

• He asked them to come downstairs.

How did the girl respond to the dad's complaint about the noise?

• She said she was hopping.

• She said she was skipping.

• She said she was dancing.

• She said she was running.

What did the dad say about people who always get the last word?

• They are always right.

• They always get the last word.

• They never listen.

• They are very quiet.