Question

Below is the story of a hare and a tortoise narrated in four scenes. Fill up the blank frames with appropriate illustrations to complete the narration. You may add text balloons, if required.

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Hint:

When illustrating a story sequence, use expressive character poses and facial expressions to enhance engagement. Directional lines effectively convey motion and dynamics.

Answer 1

Step 1: Depicting key moments in the story.
- Scene 2: Illustrate the Hare sprinting ahead while the Tortoise trails behind.
- Scene 3: Show the Hare asleep under a tree while the Tortoise steadily moves forward.
- Scene 4: Portray the Tortoise crossing the finish line as the Hare wakes up too late.

Step 2: Enhancing the scenes with expressions and visual elements.
- Use motion lines to emphasize the Hare’s speed.
- Add "Zzz..." near the Hare’s head to indicate sleep.
- Include a cheering crowd at the finish line to heighten the final scene’s impact.