Kaboom Academy (Safety Second)
This is the holiday Nibbles is trying to celebrate with fireworks, even though Jerry says it is too dangerous.
What is the Fourth of July?
This is the type of spooky building where Tom accidentally stumbles into a secret laboratory.
What is a castle?
This is the formal word for a student who is sitting in a classroom learning from a teacher.
What is a pupil?
Jerry earns Spike the bulldog's ultimate protection by pulling this sharp object out of his painful paw.
What is a tack (or nail)?
This is the official certificate of forgiveness that Tom desperately needs Jerry to sign before the golden clock hits zero.
What is a peace treaty (or certificate of forgiveness)?
Nibbles hides fireworks in his pockets, under his hat, and behind his back. These types of words describe where an object is located.
What are prepositions of place?
This person wears a white coat, works with lightning, and builds machines to switch animal minds.
Who is a mad scientist?
Jerry uses this white writing tool on the chalkboard to draw a map of Tom's dangerous anatomy.
What is chalk?
This is the emotion Spike feels toward Jerry for helping him, which is the opposite of being selfish or ungrateful.
What is gratitude?
Tom tries to frantically bribe Jerry into signing the paper by offering him this giant, yellow dairy snack.
What is a massive piece of cheese?
This is the word you use to describe an action that happens unexpectedly and with a lot of noise, like a firework going off.
What is "suddenly" (or "loudly")?
In the lab, a tiny kitten makes this unexpected, terrifying sound instead of a normal "meow."
What is a lion's roar?
While Jerry is a very strict teacher, Nibbles is highly disobedient because he keeps treating this predator like a friend.
Who is Tom (the cat)?
Jerry is given this small, metallic object to ring whenever he finds himself in sudden danger from Tom.
What is a bell?
This giant, steam-powered vehicle emerges from the clouds to collect well-behaved cats and take them up to the sky.
What is the Heavenly Express train?
When Jerry got blown up in the hammock, he automatically blamed Nibbles. However, this character was the real culprit who set the trap.
Who is Tom?
These three action verbs describe what Jerry does to the control levers on the machine to cause a complete malfunction.
What are pull, twist, and activate (or push)?
This piece of paper is given to a student at the end of a school year to prove they successfully passed all their tests.
What is a diploma?
This official city rule is passed mid-episode, forcing Spike to stay attached to a rope and preventing him from chasing Tom.
What is a leash law?
This major twist happens when Tom suddenly wakes up by the cozy fireplace, proving he was never actually on trial.
What is "it was all a bad dream / nightmare"?
This sticky liquid substance was painted onto a firework by Nibbles, causing it to get permanently stuck to Tom's panicked hand.
What is glue?
Complete this conditional sentence to describe the end of the episode: "If Jerry opens his mouth at the very end, then..."
"...then he roars like a giant lion and terrifies Tom."
Jerry gets extremely frustrated because Nibbles completely ignores this standard, written guide book used for school lessons.
What is a textbook?
When Spike is locked up, the power dynamic changes completely, forcing Jerry to act as Tom's personal butler or this type of worker.
What is a servant?
Use conditional grammar ("If... then...") to explain what happens to Tom if he tries to forge Jerry's signature on the document.
If Tom tries to cheat, then the Gatekeeper will catch him and send him straight to hell.