Beaver's Adventure in the Meadow

The video tutorial discusses a meadow planted with acorns where a beaver plays hide and seek. The beaver experiences a dream where there are no trees, leading to frustration. In his anger, he digs up trees with his tooth. Chirp intervenes to stop the beaver from destroying more trees and proposes a solution. Chirp suggests the beaver chew on already fallen trees, showing Quack a small green shoot as a sign of growth, thus solving Quack's problem.

What activity does the beaver enjoy in the meadow?

• Playing hide and seek

• Building a dam

• Collecting acorns

• Swimming in the pond

What was the beaver's reaction to the dream about the meadow?

• He was shocked

• He was excited

• He was indifferent

• He was amused

Why did the beaver become frustrated in the meadow?

• He lost his acorns

• It started raining

• The trees weren't growing

• He couldn't find his friends

What did the beaver do out of frustration?

• He built a dam

• He dug up the trees

• He went to sleep

• He left the meadow

How did Chirp try to stop the beaver from damaging more trees?

• By talking to him

• By offering him acorns

• By singing a song

• By building a fence

What was Chirp's solution to the problem?

• Building a dam

• Chewing already fallen trees

• Planting more acorns

• Moving the beaver to another meadow

What did Chirp show Quack to solve his problem?

• A pile of acorns

• A small green chute

• A new tree

• A new pond

Why does Quack need the acorns?

• To feed his family

• To build a nest

• To plant new trees

• To store for winter

What does the beaver need the trees for?

• To build a dam

• To provide shade

• To play hide and seek

• To chew on