Island Rat Infestation and Solution

The video tutorial narrates a story about an island owned by the speaker's grandmother. The island, once a paradise, became infested with rats that arrived on a fishing boat. To eradicate them, the grandmother devised a plan using an oil drum as a trap. Over time, the trapped rats began to eat each other until only two survived. These survivors were released back into the wild, having adapted to eat only other rats, thus changing their nature.

What was the initial impression of the island according to the narrator?

• It was a small but cherished paradise.

• It was a deserted and barren land.

• It was a dangerous and wild area.

• It was a large and bustling place.

How did the rats arrive on the island?

• They were brought by tourists.

• They swam from a nearby island.

• They arrived on a fishing boat.

• They were native to the island.

What was used as bait to trap the rats?

• Fish

• Bread

• Coconut

• Cheese

What was the purpose of the oil drum in the rat trapping method?

• To store food for the family.

• To serve as a shelter.

• To collect rainwater.

• To trap the rats.

What happened to the rats after they were trapped?

• They were left to eat each other.

• They were released into the ocean.

• They were relocated to another island.

• They were burned.

What change occurred in the rats' behavior after the trapping process?

• They became more aggressive.

• They stopped eating coconut.

• They started swimming.

• They became friendly to humans.

What was the final outcome for the two surviving rats?

• They were sent to a zoo.

• They were killed.

• They were released into the trees.

• They were kept as pets.