Understanding the Video Tutorial

The video follows a storyline where a dog in a zoo is deemed not a wild animal and must leave. To solve this, the characters plan to make the dog famous by starring in a movie. They learn about movie-making, film a story, and ultimately, the dog becomes a hero, earning a permanent place in the zoo and future fame in a television series.

What was the initial problem with the dog in the zoo?

• The dog was too small.

• The dog was too wild.

• The dog was not a wild animal.

• The dog was too famous.

What was the plan to keep the dog in the zoo?

• To make the dog invisible.

• To hide the dog from the mayor.

• To train the dog to be wild.

• To disguise the dog as a wild animal.

What was the disguise used for the dog?

• An ape costume.

• A lion costume.

• A bear costume.

• A tiger costume.

How do movies create the illusion of movement?

• By using mirrors to reflect images.

• By showing pictures very slowly.

• By using a single continuous picture.

• By displaying a series of pictures quickly.

What did the characters use to explain how movies work?

• A three-dimensional blackboard.

• A projector.

• A flipbook.

• A camera.

What was the main goal of making a movie with the dog?

• To teach the dog new tricks.

• To entertain the zoo visitors.

• To sell the movie for profit.

• To make the dog a movie star.

What unexpected event occurred during the filming?

• The mayor returned to the zoo.

• The film was lost.

• The camera broke.

• The dog ran away.

What was the outcome for the dog after the chaos?

• The dog was returned to its owner.

• The dog was made the zoo's mascot.

• The dog was sent to another zoo.

• The dog was given a medal and a home in the zoo.

What did the mayor decide about the dog after the incident?

• The dog should be removed from the zoo.

• The dog should be given a permanent home in the zoo.

• The dog should be trained as a guard dog.

• The dog should be sold to a movie studio.

What was the final plan for the dog's future?

• To star in its own television series.

• To become a circus performer.

• To be a guide dog.

• To be a pet for the mayor.