Cause and Effect

The video tutorial guides viewers through using art to explore cause and effect in storytelling. Participants use art as a story starter, predict outcomes, and create visual stories. The process involves responding to art, planning changes, and presenting unique stories. The activity emphasizes creativity and the diverse possibilities in storytelling.

What is the primary purpose of using art as a story starter?

• To replicate historical events

• To focus on the technical aspects of art

• To explore multiple story outcomes

• To create a realistic depiction of events

When responding to a piece of art, what should you first identify?

• The main idea of the art

• The artist's biography

• The historical context

• The color palette used

What is a key element in planning a story based on art?

• Avoiding any changes to the original art

• Focusing solely on character development

• Ensuring the story has a predictable ending

• Creating a change that leads to an unexpected effect

Which of the following is NOT a suggested format for creating a visual story?

• A comic strip

• A diary

• A foldout book

• A scientific report

Why is it important to compare different stories inspired by the same artwork?

• To see how different interpretations can lead to unique adventures

• To determine which story is the most accurate

• To find errors in the storytelling process

• To ensure all stories have the same ending