Mr. Johnson's Musical Dilemma

Grover invites Mr. Johnson to play a game where the goal is to find words starting with the letter G. Despite Mr. Johnson's reluctance, he wins by being a 'gentleman.' Grover awards him with gloves, glasses, and a guitar, all starting with G, and introduces a guitar-playing goat. The game concludes with Grover's farewell.

What was Mr. Johnson planning to do on this beautiful day?

• Play a game

• Watch TV

• Read a book

• Go for a walk

What is the main objective of the game Grover introduces?

• To win a prize

• To find something that starts with the letter G

• To read a book

• To sing a song

Why does Mr. Johnson initially refuse to play the game?

• He doesn't like games

• He doesn't have anything starting with G

• He is too busy

• He is not feeling well

What word does Grover use to declare Mr. Johnson a winner?

• Gloves

• Goat

• Guitar

• Gentleman

What prizes does Mr. Johnson win for being a 'gentleman'?

• A pair of gloves and glasses

• A guitar and a drum

• A hat and a scarf

• A book and a pen

Who are the gloves and glasses intended for?

• A friend

• Grover

• A pet goat

• Mr. Johnson

What additional prize does Mr. Johnson win?

• A drum

• A piano

• A violin

• A guitar

Why does Mr. Johnson not want the guitar?

• He thinks it's broken

• He prefers drums

• He doesn't know how to play it

• He already has one

Who is supposed to play the guitar?

• Mr. Johnson

• Grover

• The pet goat

• A musician

What does Mr. Johnson consider doing to escape the situation?

• Calling the police

• Hiding in his house

• Moving to Guam

• Going on vacation