Wish You Were Here

Mr. Griot introduces the concept of postcards by sharing a personal story about receiving one from his friend Chris. He explains the nine parts of a postcard, including the picture, description, heading, greeting, body, closing, signature, mailing address, and stamp. Mr. Griot then demonstrates how to create a postcard, using an example for Chris, and encourages viewers to make their own. The video concludes with a summary of the postcard parts and a motivational message.

What is the first part of a postcard that is mentioned?

• The greeting

• The mailing address

• The picture

• The stamp

Where is the postcard description typically located?

• Upper left corner

• Upper right corner

• Bottom right corner

• Lower left corner

What follows the closing words in a postcard?

• The signature

• The stamp

• The greeting

• The body

What is the purpose of the stamp on a postcard?

• To show the date of sending

• To decorate the postcard

• To pay for sending the postcard

• To indicate the sender's address

What picture does the narrator decide to draw on the postcard for Chris?

• A mountain range

• The community pool

• A city skyline

• The Grand Canyon

What is the main similarity between postcards and friendly letters mentioned?

• Both have a greeting and closing

• Both require a stamp

• Both are sent through email

• Both include a picture

How many parts of a postcard are there according to the narrator?

• Seven

• Eight

• Ten

• Nine