Bear Behavior and Narrative Elements

The video tutorial introduces the concept of narratives, explaining that a narrative is a text that tells a story, which can be real or fictional. It outlines the three essential components of a narrative: setting, main characters, and events. The setting describes where and when the story takes place, the main characters are whom the story is about, and events are what happens in the story. The tutorial uses the story 'The Bear and the Bees' to illustrate these components, analyzing the setting, characters, and sequence of events to demonstrate how they form a complete narrative.

What is a narrative?

• A text that explains a process

• A text that describes a place

• A text that tells a story

• A text that provides information

Which of the following is NOT a possible setting for a story?

• An early morning on a farm

• A futuristic space station

• A Saturday night in the city

• A forest in winter

Who are the main characters in a narrative?

• The people who read the story

• The people who write the story

• The people the story is about

• The people who publish the story

What is the role of events in a narrative?

• To explain what happens in the story

• To introduce the characters

• To provide background information

• To describe the setting

What does the beginning of a story usually introduce?

• The climax

• The setting, main character, and a problem

• The resolution

• The moral of the story

In 'The Bear and the Bees', where does the story take place?

• In a city

• In a forest

• On a farm

• In a desert

Who are the main characters in 'The Bear and the Bees'?

• The bear and the water

• The bees and the honey

• The bear and the trees

• The bear and the bees

What does the bear find in the woods?

• A fallen tree with honey

• A river

• A cave

• A field of flowers

What happens after the bear finds the honey?

• The bear eats the honey

• The bear leaves the tree

• The bear falls asleep

• A bee stings the bear

How does the bear react to being stung?

• It eats the honey

• It tries to destroy the nest

• It ignores the sting

• It runs away immediately