Friendship and Cultural Connections

The video tutorial introduces the book 'Same Same but Different' by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw, exploring the lives of two boys, Elliot and Kalash, who live in different parts of the world. Despite their cultural and environmental differences, they find common ground in their interests and daily activities. The video emphasizes themes of friendship, diversity, and understanding across cultures. It concludes with a reminder to like and subscribe.

What are the characteristics of a five-star listener?

• Eyes are closed, ears are open, lips are moving

• Ears are listening, lips are open, hands are moving

• Eyes are watching, ears are listening, lips are closed

• Hands are moving, feet are tapping, eyes are closed

Who is the author of the book 'Same Same But Different'?

• Roald Dahl

• J.K. Rowling

• Dr. Seuss

• Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw

What activity do both Elliot and Kalash enjoy?

• Reading books

• Swimming

• Climbing trees

• Playing soccer

How many people live with Kalash?

• 4

• 10

• 15

• 23

What natural feature is mentioned in Kalash's village?

• A great river

• A large mountain

• A vast desert

• A dense forest

What is Elliot's favorite class?

• Science

• Art

• Math

• History

How do Elliot and his friends greet each other?

• High five

• Clap, shake, secret spiral, snap, bump

• Wave

• Bow

What is the traditional greeting used by Kalash and his friends?

• Bonjour

• Namaste

• Hola

• Hello

What is the main theme of the book 'Same Same But Different'?

• The beauty of nature

• The importance of education

• The similarities and differences between cultures

• The value of friendship

What conclusion do Elliot and Kalash reach about their friendship?

• They are too different to be friends

• They are best friends despite living in different worlds

• They have nothing in common

• They should visit each other