Volcanic Activity and Nature's Response

The video tells a story about a young volcano waking up and causing excitement and concern among the surrounding nature, including ferns, crickets, and roads. The sun and moon also play a role, discussing their plans and enjoying a feast. The volcano displays its power with lava and ash, but the story ends on a positive note with a call to action for viewers.

What is the volcano's behavior when it wakes up?

• It becomes calm and quiet.

• It throws tantrums and seeks attention.

• It goes back to sleep.

• It starts singing.

What do the ferns enjoy when the volcano is dormant?

• The cool and grey mornings.

• The sound of lava.

• The heat and ash.

• The bright sunlight.

What does the cricket anticipate about the volcano?

• It will become a mountain.

• It will remain quiet.

• It will erupt soon.

• It will disappear.

How does the small black road navigate the active volcano?

• By flying over it.

• By proceeding with caution.

• By ignoring the dangers.

• By running away.

What does the sun suggest to the moon?

• To shine brighter.

• To stay awake all day.

• To meet later over bread.

• To hide behind the clouds.

What is the ferns' reaction to the volcano's awakening?

• They get scared.

• They prepare to leave.

• They celebrate more.

• They ignore it.

What does the volcano do when it becomes active?

• It cools down.

• It becomes silent.

• It disappears.

• It flings cinders and ash.

What does the small black road encounter during its journey?

• A construction zone.

• A dry desert.

• A quiet forest.

• A peaceful meadow.

What does the moon do with the volcano's gift?

• It ignores it.

• It hides from it.

• It sends it back.

• It watches the ribbon of red lava.

What is the final interaction between the sun and the moon?

• They ignore each other.

• They share a feast.

• They compete for brightness.

• They argue.