The Bear's Adventure: A Story Exploration

What is the purpose of the 'Read for the Record' program mentioned in the introduction?

• To sell books online

• To promote educational videos

• To set a world record for the most books read

• To encourage simultaneous reading of a book

What initially attracts the bear outside his den?

• The scent of flowers

• The sound of a river

• The scent of ripe berries

• The sight of other animals

What does the bear do after eating the berries?

• He climbs a tree

• He listens to the bees and falls asleep

• He plays in the river

• He goes back to sleep

How does the bear end up in a new environment?

• He is swept along by a river

• He intentionally explores a new area

• He is captured and relocated

• He follows a map

What does the bear find in the new forest that catches his interest?

• A pile of fish

• A group of other bears

• A hidden cave

• A beautiful and delicious sandwich

What prompts the bear to leave the park quickly?

• He hears thunder

• He is seen by people

• He sees another animal

• He hears noises behind him

How does the bear find his way back to his forest?

• He climbs a tall tree to see his forest

• He is guided by other animals

• He uses the stars for navigation

• He follows the river back

What does the narrator reveal at the end of the story?

• The bear never left the forest

• The sandwich was not real

• He is a dog and tried to save the sandwich

• The story was a dream

What does the narrator question about the story?

• The location of the forest

• The truthfulness of the dog's story

• The type of sandwich

• The existence of the bear

What does the narrator encourage at the end of the story?

• To visit the forest

• To adopt a bear

• To read the book themselves or with others

• To make a sandwich