Learn Spanish Present Tense | Stories for Learning Language

The video features four stories: a park visit with an apple and a horse, a boy losing items from his backpack, cheering up a sad child with treats, and searching for a mouse causing noise. Each story involves simple interactions and resolutions, highlighting everyday experiences and problem-solving.

What does the narrator do when the horse tries to eat their apple?

• They run away with the apple.

• They eat the apple quickly.

• They give the apple to the horse.

• They throw the apple away.

What does the horse do when it sees the apple?

• It runs away.

• It neighs loudly.

• It tries to eat the apple.

• It ignores the apple.

What item falls out of the boy's backpack first?

• A pair of scissors

• A feather

• A notebook

• A pencil

What does the narrator do after the boy drops the notebook?

• They pick it up and keep it.

• They ignore it.

• They yell at the boy to alert him.

• They throw it away.

What does the narrator end up with after the boy drops items from his backpack?

• Only scissors

• A new notebook, feathers, and scissors

• Nothing

• Only a notebook

How does the narrator try to make the child happy in the park?

• By telling a joke

• By giving them a toy

• By playing a game

• By giving them ice cream, chocolate, and grapes

What makes the child finally happy in the park?

• Getting more ice cream

• Hearing a story

• Seeing their dad

• Receiving a toy

What does the narrator give to the child after the ice cream?

• A toy

• A book

• A balloon

• Chocolate

Where does the narrator finally find the mouse?

• In their backpack

• Behind the sofa

• Under the pillow

• Under the table

What does the narrator do when they hear a noise again?

• They ignore it.

• They look under the table.

• They look behind the sofa.

• They check their backpack.