Comparing and Contrasting Characters in Stories

What is the main topic of the lesson in the video?

• Mathematical equations

• Scientific experiments

• Historical events

• Comparing and contrasting characters

What does Wemberly worry about the most as introduced in the story?

• Her clothes

• Starting school

• Her toys

• Her friends

What does Wemberly's grandmother repeatedly say to her?

• Stop worrying

• Be happy

• You are fine

• Too much worry

Who does Wemberly meet that is also holding a doll?

• Jewel

• Her mother

• Mrs. Peachum

• Her grandmother

What does Jewel do when she first meets Wemberly?

• She waves

• She laughs

• She cries

• She runs away

What common feature do Wemberly and Jewel share according to the Venn diagram?

• Both are from different stories

• Both have the same skin color

• Both wear stripes

• Both have the same doll

How do Wemberly and Jewel differ in treating their dolls?

• Wemberly hugs her doll, Jewel does not

• They treat their dolls the same way

• Wemberly rubs her doll's ears, Jewel rubs her doll's nose

• Jewel throws her doll, Wemberly does not

What educational tool is used to compare and contrast the characters?

• Line plot

• Pie chart

• Venn diagram

• Bar graph

What emotion do both characters, Wemberly and Jewel, display?

• Excitement

• Worry

• Indifference

• Happiness

Where can one find the book 'Wemberly Worried' according to the video?

• In your library

• At home

• Online

• In any bookstore