May's Journey: Nature and Friendship

The story follows May, a mayfly, as she is born and receives advice from her mother to explore. She encounters danger but escapes, finds safety, and appreciates the beauty around her. May joins a mayfly celebration and helps a trapped trout, learning empathy. She reflects on her day under the stars, and the video ends with a promotion for the Books app.

What advice does May's mother give her at the beginning of her journey?

• Find a safe place to hide.

• Avoid flying too high.

• Use your wings and explore.

• Stay close to the riverbank.

What does the predator in the water try to do to May?

• Trick her into coming closer.

• Help her find her way.

• Invite her to play.

• Offer her food.

How does May manage to escape from the predator?

• She flies higher into the sky.

• She ducks and darts away.

• She hides in a tree.

• She calls for help.

What inspires May to leave her hiding place in the tree?

• The sight of a rainbow.

• The warmth of the sun.

• The sound of a robin.

• The call of her mother.

What does May see that makes her appreciate the beauty of nature?

• A spider's web in the sun.

• A waterfall.

• A group of butterflies.

• A field of sunflowers.

What event does May join that brings her joy?

• A bird's song.

• A mayfly jubilee.

• A river dance.

• A butterfly migration.

What does May do when she finds the trout in trouble?

• She helps untangle the trout.

• She warns other mayflies.

• She calls for help.

• She ignores it and flies away.

What realization does May have about the trout?

• They are both afraid of the dark.

• They both enjoy the river.

• They are not so different.

• They both love to dance.

How does the trout show gratitude to May?

• By giving her a gift.

• By saying 'thank you'.

• By singing a song.

• By leading her to safety.

What does May do at the end of her day?

• She finds a new home.

• She writes in her journal.

• She returns to her mother.

• She counts the stars.