Shrinking World
Quiz by James Jennings
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- Q1In the 1920s, how far was great-grandpa Walker allowed to walk on his own?Six milesThree milesTen milesOne mile30s
- Q2In the 1950s, how far was Grandpa Walker allowed to walk unsupervised?Ten milesSix milesThree milesOne mile30s
- Q3Today, how far is the youngest Walker allowed to walk on his own?Three milesOne mileSix milesWithin sight of his home30s
- Q4According to Richard Louv, what is lost when kids are kept under protective house arrest?Connection to a larger universeA sense of wonder and a sense of communityPhysical and psychological healthExploration of the world in their own ways30s
- Q5What is the number one reason why kids don't go outside more often, according to the survey by Hofstra University?Lack of interest in natureLimited options for outdoor activitiesCrime and safety concernsTelevision and video games30s
- Q6How do kids today explore the world in their own ways, according to the video?Through physical and psychological healthThrough email, digital photography, social networking websites, videos games, and entertainmentBy staying within sight of their homesBy going on long walks30s
- Q7What does the video suggest about the future opportunities for travel?They will likely have opportunities to travel farther from home than any generation before themTravel opportunities will decrease in the futureTravel opportunities will remain the same as previous generationsThere will be no change in travel opportunities30s
- Q8According to the video, what is still incomparable to modern technology?Staying within sight of one's homeA long walk to the fishing holeBeing connected to the world through email and social mediaExploring the world through digital means30s