Pig's Mischief and Lessons Learned

Pig the pug often lies to get his way, blaming his friend Trevor for his misdeeds. His clever lies lead to a sneaky plan to steal treats, but it backfires when a hidden bowling ball causes him to learn a valuable lesson. In the end, Pig stops lying and changes his ways.

What is Pig's main characteristic introduced at the beginning?

• He is very generous.

• He often tells lies.

• He is very shy.

• He loves to play outside.

Who does Pig blame for his mischief?

• Trevor

• A neighbor

• His owner

• A cat

What does Pig do to the living room mat?

• He sells it.

• He cleans it.

• He hides it.

• He messes it up.

What does Pig say when he breaks a vase?

• He admits to it.

• He blames Trevor.

• He blames the wind.

• He says it was an accident.

What does Pig do with a lovely old dress?

• He gives it away.

• He rips it up.

• He washes it.

• He wears it.

What is Pig's sneakiest plan?

• To run away.

• To steal treats.

• To dig a hole.

• To hide Trevor's toys.

Where are the treats Pig wants to steal?

• In the garden.

• Under the bed.

• In a high closet.

• In the kitchen.

What does Pig do to create a distraction for his plan?

• He locks the door.

• He makes a loud noise.

• He turns off the lights.

• He blames Trevor for a smell.

What unexpected item does Pig find behind the treats?

• A toy car.

• A book.

• An old bowling ball.

• A pair of shoes.

What happens to Pig after his sneaky plan fails?

• He blames Trevor again.

• He gets a reward.

• He learns a lesson.

• He runs away.