Guess What Happens Next

The video tutorial explains how readers can use prediction skills to better understand stories. It uses the example of Aesop's fable 'The Tortoise and the Hare' to illustrate how predictions can be made based on prior knowledge and story clues. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of revising predictions as new information becomes available and encourages practicing these skills with future readings.

What is a prediction in the context of reading stories?

• A list of characters

• A guess about future events

• A summary of the story

• A description of the setting

How can book covers help in making predictions?

• They provide the author's biography

• They give clues about the story

• They show the book's price

• They list all the chapters

What was the hare's attitude towards the race?

• He was indifferent

• He was nervous

• He was overconfident

• He was scared

Why did the hare stop during the race?

• He was tired

• He wanted to play and nap

• He was injured

• He lost his way

What lesson can be learned from the tortoise's approach to the race?

• Overconfidence always wins

• Consistency and perseverance can lead to success

• Taking breaks is essential

• Speed is the most important factor

What was the unexpected outcome of the race?

• The hare did not finish the race

• The race was a tie

• The tortoise won the race

• The hare won easily

Why is it important to update predictions as a story progresses?

• To ensure predictions are accurate with new information

• To change the story's ending

• To make the story more interesting

• To confuse other readers