Mr. Popper's Penguins: Comprehension Questions

Mr. Popper faces a tough decision about the future of his penguins. He declines a Hollywood offer, choosing instead to send them with Admiral Drake to the North Pole, prioritizing their well-being. The family prepares for the penguins' departure, and Mr. Popper is unexpectedly invited to join the expedition. Mrs. Popper supports his decision, and the family bids farewell as the ship sets sail.

What is the main purpose of the read-along session?

• To read a chapter from a book

• To play a game

• To discuss the weather

• To watch a movie

What was the main topic of discussion between Mr. and Mrs. Popper?

• The future of the penguins

• Where to go on vacation

• What to have for dinner

• Buying a new house

Why did Mr. Popper refuse Mr. Klein's offer?

• He didn't like movies

• He thought Hollywood was unsuitable for the penguins

• He preferred to keep the penguins at home

• He wanted more money

What did Mr. Klein propose after Mr. Popper refused his offer?

• To write a book about the penguins

• To make a short movie of the penguins

• To buy the penguins

• To take the penguins to a zoo

What did Mrs. Popper say about the house after the penguins leave?

• It will be too noisy

• It will be too quiet

• It will be too crowded

• It will be too empty

What was being prepared in the harbor?

• A zoo exhibit

• A movie set

• A sailing ship for the expedition

• A new house

Who did Mr. Popper say a special goodbye to?

• Mr. Klein

• Captain Cook

• Mrs. Popper

• Admiral Drake

What was Mr. Popper's reaction to joining the expedition?

• He was hesitant

• He was angry

• He was excited

• He was indifferent

What did Mrs. Popper plan to do after Mr. Popper left?

• Join the expedition

• Move to a new city

• Go on vacation

• Attend a society meeting

What did the penguins do as the ship departed?

• They sang a song

• They jumped into the sea

• They waved their flippers

• They flew away