Pinocchio's Tale and Lessons

What happens to Pinocchio's nose when he tells a lie?

• It turns red.

• It gets shorter.

• It grows longer.

• It disappears.

What is the main theme of the song about Pinocchio?

• The importance of being brave.

• The consequences of lying.

• The value of friendship.

• The joy of singing.

How does the song emphasize the consequences of lying?

• By showing Pinocchio's nose shrinking.

• By repeating the phrase about the nose growing longer.

• By changing the melody.

• By introducing new characters.

What is the consequence of Pinocchio's actions in the song?

• He becomes a real boy.

• His nose grows longer.

• He learns to dance.

• He finds a treasure.

What lesson is reinforced through the repetition in the song?

• Always be kind.

• Never give up.

• Honesty is important.

• Sharing is caring.

Which part of Pinocchio's body is affected by his lies?

• His feet.

• His nose.

• His hands.

• His ears.

What is the repeated action that Pinocchio does in the song?

• He dances.

• He runs away.

• He sings a song.

• He tells a lie.

What moral lesson can be learned from Pinocchio's story?

• Bravery is key.

• Lying has consequences.

• Friendship is valuable.

• Adventure is important.

What is the purpose of the sing-along invitation at the end of the song?

• To change the theme of the song.

• To end the song abruptly.

• To engage listeners with the moral story.

• To introduce a new character.

What is the effect of the song's repetition on the listener?

• It makes the song longer.

• It introduces new themes.

• It reinforces the moral lesson.

• It confuses the listener.