Raccoon Family Behavior and Care

This video tutorial is a listening comprehension lesson focused on a story about raccoon babies. The instructor reads the story twice, highlighting key details about raccoon behavior and care. After the story, the instructor poses three questions to test comprehension and then provides answers, explaining the reasoning behind each. The lesson concludes with encouragement to review the material if needed and a transition to the next lesson.

What is the main purpose of this lesson?

• To teach grammar rules

• To improve listening comprehension

• To learn new vocabulary

• To practice speaking skills

How many times will the story be read?

• One time

• Two times

• Three times

• Four times

What is the main topic of the story?

• The life of raccoons

• The enemies of raccoons

• The diet of raccoons

• The habitat of raccoons

What is true about raccoon babies when they are born?

• They can climb

• They cannot stand or open their eyes

• They can see

• They can walk

Who takes care of the raccoon babies?

• Both male and female raccoons

• Only male raccoons

• Only female raccoons

• Other animals

How many babies might a raccoon mother have to care for alone?

• Five

• Two

• Three

• Four

Where does the mother raccoon leave her babies when she looks for food?

• In the trees

• In the den

• In the river

• In the forest

Why does the raccoon family move after a few months?

• To teach the babies to walk

• To escape from other animals

• To find a bigger den

• To find more food

What can the raccoon babies do by the time the family moves?

• Swim

• Walk and climb

• Fly

• Run fast

What should you do if you found the lesson difficult?

• Ask a friend for help

• Read a book instead

• Listen to it again

• Skip to the next lesson