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"I'm Gonna Put The Carrot In There!" | Peter Rabbit | Clips & Chill

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Warm-up Questions

From the title, what do you think “put the carrot in there” refers to?
What kinds of funny problems can happen when animals try to steal vegetables?
What mood do you expect from a video called “Clips & Chill”?

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"I'm Gonna Put The Carrot In There!" | Peter Rabbit | Clips & Chill

Getting ready and joking about vegetables (00:00 – 01:20)

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1. What do the characters say the coming activity will be like?

It will be dangerous.
It will be a fun one.
It will be boring.

2. Why does one character say it’s easy to steal the man’s vegetables?

Because he can’t hear them over the lawn mower.
Because the vegetables are very small.
Because the man is asleep.

3. What does a character say right before the word “Romance” appears?

Explain the joke.
Come on.
Stop messing around.

"I'm Gonna Put The Carrot In There!" | Peter Rabbit | Clips & Chill

Mixed signals at the gate (01:20 – 02:57)

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1. What does one character repeatedly say about the plan?

It’s a definite no.
It’s a great idea.
It doesn’t matter.

2. Why does the character say they can’t understand the other person clearly?

Because they forgot what was said.
Because it’s too dark.
Because they can’t see their mouth through the gate.

3. What does the person decide even after being told 'No'?

They will go with yes.
They will stop immediately.
They will ask Mr. McGregor for help.

"I'm Gonna Put The Carrot In There!" | Peter Rabbit | Clips & Chill

A morning greeting and a suspicious moment (02:57 – 03:33)

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1. How does the character greet Mr. McGregor?

They don’t speak to him.
“Morning, Mr. McGregor.”
“Good night, Mr. McGregor.”

2. What does Mr. McGregor seem to demand?

To hear a joke.
To see that rabbit.
To be given vegetables.

3. What surprising thing does a character mention right after asking 'Are you okay?'

That the lawn mower stopped.
That the gate broke.
That someone just winked.

"I'm Gonna Put The Carrot In There!" | Peter Rabbit | Clips & Chill

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1. What kind of humor is used when someone says “ridiculio” sounds like “ridiculous”?

A scary warning
Wordplay (a joke based on similar sounds)
A formal speech

2. Why does the conversation at the gate become confusing?

One person gives unclear or mixed messages, and the other misinterprets them.
They forget what they are talking about.
They are speaking different languages.

3. Overall, what is the main situation in the clip?

A playful, risky attempt involving stealing or sneaking around vegetables
A calm gardening lesson
A serious argument about weather

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

"I'm Gonna Put The Carrot In There!" | Peter Rabbit | Clips & Chill

Why do you think one character ignores the “definite no” and decides “I’m going with yes”?
Have you ever had a misunderstanding because of “mixed signals”? What happened?
Is it ever funny to “explain the joke,” or does it always ruin it? Why?
What do you think Mr. McGregor suspects when he says, “Show me that rabbit”?