Concerns and Decisions in Ice Crossing

What is the main concern of the speaker regarding the ice crossing?

• The ice is too thick.

• The ice is too slippery.

• The ice is melting too quickly.

• The ice is not thick enough.

What does the speaker say about forcing others to cross the ice?

• They discourage crossing altogether.

• They offer incentives to cross.

• They leave the decision to each individual.

• They insist everyone must cross.

Why is the speaker willing to take the risk of crossing the ice?

• They want to prove their bravery.

• They have a personal goal to achieve.

• They need to deliver a load.

• They are following a tradition.

What natural element does the speaker highlight as a concern during the crossing?

• Strong winds

• Heavy snowfall

• Cracking ice

• Thick fog

What is the speaker's reaction to the water seen during the crossing?

• They are surprised.

• They are excited.

• They are worried.

• They are indifferent.