Ending of a Story

The video tutorial explains the structure of a story, highlighting the beginning, middle, and end. It uses 'The Lion and the Mouse' fable to illustrate these parts, showing how the beginning introduces characters, the middle presents conflicts, and the end resolves them. The tutorial also includes a practice exercise with a story about Sally and her pet hamster, Squeaky, to reinforce understanding of story structure.

What are the three main parts of a story?

• Start, Climax, Finish

• Introduction, Conflict, Resolution

• Beginning, Middle, End

• Prologue, Body, Epilogue

In the beginning of 'The Lion and the Mouse', what is established about the Lion?

• He is the king of the jungle and feared by all.

• He is a hunter looking for food.

• He is a small and timid animal.

• He is a friendly and playful creature.

What event marks the middle of 'The Lion and the Mouse'?

• Lion catches Mouse and decides to eat him.

• Mouse helps Lion escape from a trap.

• Lion and Mouse become friends.

• Lion finds a new home.

How does the story of 'The Lion and the Mouse' conclude?

• Lion eats Mouse.

• Mouse becomes the king of the jungle.

• Mouse decides to leave the jungle.

• Lion learns that small friends can do great things.

What lesson does Lion learn at the end of the story?

• Never trust anyone.

• Always rely on yourself.

• Size determines strength.

• Small friends can do great things.

In Sally's story, what is she excited about?

• Going to school for the first time.

• Picking out her first pet.

• Visiting her grandparents.

• Starting a new job.

What is the name of Sally's new pet?

• Whiskers

• Shadow

• Squeaky

• Fluffy