Bob Grows a Garden: Conflict

The video tutorial explains how authors use conflict to make stories engaging. It introduces the concept of conflict as a problem the character must solve, typically introduced at the beginning and resolved by the end. Using the example of 'Bob Grows a Garden,' the video illustrates how Bob faces the problem of his plants not growing and resolves it by following advice and being patient. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of identifying conflict and resolution to understand character traits and learn lessons from stories.

What is the term used for the problem a character faces in a story?

• Resolution

• Conflict

• Climax

• Setting

In the story 'Bob Grows a Garden,' what is the main conflict Bob faces?

• The plants are not growing.

• He doesn't have seeds to plant.

• His friend Jim refuses to help him.

• He forgets to water the plants.

How does Bob finally resolve his problem in the story?

• By moving the garden to a sunnier spot

• By giving the plants time and water

• By planting more seeds

• By asking Jim to fix it

Why is it important to identify the conflict and resolution in a story?

• To better understand the character's traits and lessons

• To memorize the plot

• To learn about the author's background

• To understand the setting

What can you learn from how a character resolves a conflict?

• The historical context of the story

• The author's writing style

• The character's traits and possible life lessons

• The character's favorite color