Make a Good Guess

The video tutorial explores the concept of making educated guesses based on personal experiences. It begins with a mystery involving missing cookies and a note from 'S', leading to a guess that Socrates the squirrel is responsible. The tutorial then discusses how personal experiences can guide predictions, using Harmony's clarinet practice as an example of perseverance and improvement. The importance of taking the first step in learning is emphasized, concluding with a resolution where Socrates delivers cookies as an apology.

Who does the narrator suspect took the cookies, and why?

• Steve the mailman, because he delivers packages.

• Sally the cat, because she is always hungry.

• Sam the neighbor, because he often visits.

• Socrates the squirrel, because he loves cookies and lives nearby.

What is the narrator's guess about Harmony's clarinet playing?

• Harmony will give up playing the clarinet.

• Harmony will switch to another instrument.

• Harmony will become a music teacher.

• Harmony will improve with practice.

What lesson does the narrator emphasize about trying new things?

• It's best to avoid trying new things.

• New things are always easy to master.

• The first step is the hardest, but practice leads to improvement.

• You should only try new things if you're confident.

What does the narrator predict about Socrates after the cookie incident?

• Socrates will deny taking the cookies.

• Socrates will bring more cookies to apologize.

• Socrates will move away.

• Socrates will stop eating cookies.

What does the narrator receive at the end of the story?

• A letter from Socrates.

• A visit from Chief.

• A new clarinet for Harmony.

• A cookie delivery from Socrates.