The video tutorial explains that a story is composed of elements like characters, setting, problem, and resolution. It emphasizes the importance of sequence, which is the order in which events occur. Using the story of The Three Little Pigs, it illustrates how sequence affects storytelling. The tutorial advises looking for signal words like 'first', 'next', 'before', 'then', and 'finally' to determine the sequence of events, ensuring the story makes sense.

What are the key elements that make up a story?

• Protagonist, antagonist, and plot

• Introduction, climax, and conclusion

• Characters, setting, problem, and resolution

• Theme, mood, and tone

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What does the term 'sequence' refer to in a story?

• The main characters

• The setting of the story

• The order of events

• The resolution of the problem

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Why is it important to think about the order of events before retelling a story?

• To make the story longer

• To change the setting

• To ensure the story makes sense

• To introduce more characters

In the example of 'The Three Little Pigs', what would be an incorrect sequence of events?

• Introducing the pigs, building houses, wolf blowing down houses

• Wolf blowing down houses, crawling down the chimney, introducing the pigs

• Building houses, wolf blowing down houses, pigs escaping

• Introducing the pigs, wolf blowing down houses, pigs escaping

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Which words can help you identify the sequence of events in a story?

• Although, despite, unless

• However, therefore, moreover

• Once upon a time, happily ever after

• First, next, before, then, finally

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