00:00This lesson is specially created to boost all your English skills.
00:06It's divided into four engaging parts.
00:10Number one, comic story.
00:13Number two, listening comprehension quiz.
00:16Number three, vocabulary quiz.
00:19Number four, level assessment.
00:22Which level are you?
00:24Let's get started.
00:27In the big forest,
00:33there are many tall trees and colorful flowers.
00:41The sun is warm and bright.
00:48In this forest, there are three animals.
00:55A clever raven named Corvus.
01:03A wise turtle named Shelly.
01:11And a happy squirrel named Acorn.
01:18Corvus sits on a high branch.
01:23He looks at the other animals.
01:26He is not happy.
01:32Why does everyone look so happy?
01:36I have nothing special.
01:38It's not fair.
01:44Corvus sees Acorn collecting nuts.
01:48Acorn sings and smiles as he works.
01:53Corvus feels jealous.
02:00I want those nuts.
02:02They will make me happy.
02:09That night when the moon is bright,
02:17Corvus flies to Acorn's treehouse.
02:25He takes all of Acorn's nuts.
02:34The next morning, Acorn finds his nuts are gone.
02:44Oh no, my nuts are gone.
02:48Who took them?
02:53Acorn looks around and sees Corvus with the nuts.
02:59He walks over to talk to him.
03:07Corvus, did you take my nuts?
03:15Yes, I did. I wanted them.
03:23But why?
03:26I worked hard for those nuts.
03:33I thought they would make me happy, but I still feel bad.
03:42Shelly the wise turtle hears them talking.
03:48She walks over slowly.
03:53Corvus, you look sad.
03:57Do you want to learn about being happy?
04:05Yes, I do. Nothing makes me happy.
04:14Come with me.
04:17I will show you something important.
04:24Shelly takes Corvus on a walk in the forest.
04:33They see many animals.
04:40Look at Acorn.
04:43He works hard, but he is happy.
04:48He likes the small things in life.
04:57They see an old owl in a tree.
05:02The owl looks at the sky with big eyes.
05:10See the owl?
05:14She has a small home, but she loves looking at the stars.
05:26Then they find a hurt fox.
05:33Other animals bring him food and water.
05:41The fox is always kind and thankful.
05:47That's why everyone helps him.
05:55Corvus starts to understand.
06:03He sees that being happy is not about having things.
06:11I think I understand now, but I still feel bad about the nuts.
06:23Suddenly, Corvus steps into a hunter's trap.
06:28His wings get stuck. He can't fly away.
06:36Help! I'm stuck!
06:43Acorn hears Corvus and runs to help.
06:50Don't worry, Corvus. I'll help you.
06:59Acorn works hard to free Corvus from the trap.
07:04Finally, Corvus can fly again.
07:13Acorn, you helped me even after I took your nuts.
07:20Why?
07:25Because helping others is good.
07:29It makes me happy.
07:34Corvus feels very sorry.
07:40He flies to get the nuts and gives them back to Acorn.
07:50I'm sorry I took your nuts. Can we be friends?
07:59Of course we can. Everyone makes mistakes.
08:09From that day, Corvus starts to be happy with small things.
08:20He enjoys the warm sun and the taste of berries.
08:30He becomes good friends with Acorn and Shelly.
08:39Remember, Corvus, being happy comes from inside you, not from things you have.
08:54Thank you, Shelly. I understand now. I'm thankful for what I have.
09:08Get ready to dive deeper into our comic story and test how well you understood what you heard.
09:20This quiz will help boost your listening skills and prepare you for real-world English conversations.
09:30Remember, effective listening is key to becoming a confident English speaker.
09:39So, perk up those ears and let's begin!
09:44Quick Tips
09:46Listen carefully to each question.
09:50Pay attention to details in the story.
09:56Don't worry if you miss something. You can always improve next time.
10:04Are you ready? Let's tune in and test your listening skills.
10:25B. In a big forest.
10:30C. On a mountain.
10:34D. Near the ocean.
10:39Great! If you said B, a big forest, you're spot on.
10:46The story opens in a beautiful woodland setting with tall trees and colorful flowers.
10:57Number 2. Who are the three main characters in the story?
11:06A. A bear, a rabbit, and an owl.
11:13B. A raven, a turtle, and a squirrel.
11:20C. A fox, a deer, and a bird.
11:27D. An elephant, a monkey, and a tiger.
11:35If you picked B, a raven, a turtle, and a squirrel, you nailed it!
11:44Our story follows Corvus the raven, Shelley the turtle, and Acorn the squirrel.
11:54Number 3. What did Corvus take from Acorn?
12:01A. Berries.
12:04B. Leaves.
12:07C. Nuts.
12:09D. Flowers.
12:14The correct answer is C. Corvus took Acorn's nuts.
12:21Pretty naughty of him, right?
12:24This is what kicked off the whole adventure.
12:31Number 4. Who helped Corvus understand happiness?
12:39A. Acorn the squirrel.
12:43B. The old owl.
12:47C. Shelley the turtle.
12:51D. The hurt fox.
12:56If you said C. Shelley the turtle, you're right!
13:03Our wise-shelled friend took Corvus on a walk to teach him about true happiness.
13:14Number 5. What happened to Corvus that made him realize Acorn's kindness?
13:25A. He got lost in the forest.
13:30B. He fell from a tree.
13:35C. He got stuck in a hunter's trap.
13:42D. He became very sick.
13:49C is correct!
13:51Corvus got stuck in a hunter's trap, and Acorn came to help him.
14:00Pretty brave of Acorn, don't you think?
14:13Vocabulary Questions
14:17All right, first up. Clever! What do you think it means?
14:24A. Very strong.
14:28B. Smart and quick-thinking.
14:33C. Slow and steady.
14:37D. Loud and noisy.
14:42If you picked B, you're spot on!
14:47Clever means smart and quick-thinking.
14:51Corvus the raven was described as clever in our story.
15:00Next word, jealous. What's your guess?
15:06A. Very happy.
15:10B. Extremely tired.
15:15C. Wanting what someone else has.
15:21D. Afraid of everything.
15:27C is the winner!
15:31Jealous means wanting what someone else has.
15:37Corvus felt jealous of Acorn's happiness and nuts.
15:44Here's a tricky one. Wise! What does it mean?
15:50A. Very old.
15:53B. Having good judgment and lots of knowledge.
16:00C. Able to fly high.
16:05D. Good at finding food.
16:10B is the answer!
16:13Wise means having good judgment and knowledge.
16:19Shelly the turtle was the wise one in our story.
16:27Time for thankful. What's this all about?
16:33A. Feeling sad.
16:36B. Wanting more things.
16:40C. Feeling grateful for what you have.
16:47D. Being angry at others.
16:53C nails it!
16:55To be thankful is to feel grateful for what you have.
17:02Corvus learned to be thankful by the end of the story.
17:09Last but not least, kind. What's the deal here?
17:16A. Being mean to others.
17:20B. Only thinking about yourself.
17:26C. Being nice and helpful to others.
17:32D. Ignoring everyone around you.
17:38C is the one!
17:40Kind means being nice and helpful to others.
17:45Acorn showed kindness by helping Corvus even after Corvus had stolen from him.
17:56Great job on the vocabulary quiz!
18:00You've just added some powerful new words to your English Toolkit.
18:08Remember, the more words you know, the better you can express yourself in English.
18:18Now, let's see how you've done overall.
18:24Total Level Assessment
18:27Based on your performance across all quizzes, we can assess your current English level.
18:37Here's how it breaks down.
18:4110 Correct Answers
18:44Your level is B2, Upper Intermediate.
18:519-7 Correct Answers
18:56Your level is B1, Intermediate.
19:026-4 Correct Answers
19:06Your level is A2, Pre-Intermediate.
19:133-1 Correct Answers
19:17Your level is A1, Beginner.
19:23Remember, no matter your level, consistent practice is key to improving your English skills.
19:33Keep up the great work and don't hesitate to revisit these lessons to reinforce your learning.
19:44If you liked this English lesson about the lost gratitude, you'll definitely love our next exciting adventure.
19:55Wow! What's this?
20:03Inside the cave, Milo found an old crinkled piece of bark with strange markings on it.
20:18It looked like a map, but Milo had never seen anything like it before.
20:33Wow! This must be special. I need to show Ella.
