Understanding Characters and Dialogue

The video tutorial continues the story of 'The Wind in the Willows,' focusing on Mole and Rat's adventures. It explains literary tools like dialogue and narration, and introduces the concept of perspective. New characters, such as Otter, are introduced, and the story unfolds with a picnic adventure. Mole's attempt to row leads to a mishap, highlighting themes of friendship and learning.

What activity was Mole doing before he decided to leave his house?

• Cooking

• Reading a book

• Spring cleaning

• Gardening

Who does Mole meet that invites him on a boat trip?

• Toad

• Badger

• Otter

• Rat

What is the term used for when characters speak back and forth in a story?

• Narration

• Monologue

• Dialogue

• Perspective

How can you identify dialogue in a written story?

• It is underlined

• It has quotation marks

• It is in bold

• It is in italics

Through whose perspective do we first experience the riverbank?

• Rat's

• Otter's

• Mole's

• Toad's

What kind of animal is Otter described as?

• An amphibian

• A mammal

• A reptile

• A bird

What is one characteristic of otters mentioned in the story?

• They have scales

• They are great swimmers

• They live in trees

• They are nocturnal

What does Mole notice on the water during the picnic?

• A floating log

• A streak of bubbles

• A leaf

• A fish

Who is the character that is described as having no stability?

• Toad

• Rat

• Mole

• Badger

What happens when Mole tries to row the boat?

• He rows perfectly

• He falls into the water

• He rows in circles

• He rows to the wrong shore