Holiday's Journey: Choices and Consequences

The transcript follows a family dealing with a crisis involving their daughter, Birdie, who is stuck on a radio tower. Holiday, another family member, uses a hoverboard to rescue her. The family discusses the dangers they face, including a missing friend named Badger, and considers moving for safety. Meanwhile, Badger is held captive and interrogated by unknown individuals who have placed a spy in the local school.

What makes the kids in this world different according to James?

• They have superpowers.

• They are invisible.

• They can talk to animals.

• They look and act like us but are not us.

What does Holiday use to rescue Birdie from the radio tower?

• A rope

• A ladder

• A helicopter

• A hoverboard

How does Birdie feel about the rescue?

• She thought it was awesome.

• She was scared and almost died.

• She was indifferent.

• She was angry.

What does James thank Holiday for?

• For fixing the hoverboard.

• For finding Badger.

• For saving Birdie.

• For being a good student.

Why does Monica think the family is no longer safe in Juno?

• Because the school is closing.

• Because people are after Holiday and Badger is missing.

• Because they have no friends.

• Because of the weather.

What decision does Holiday make about her search for the truth?

• She decides to search for new friends.

• She wants to move to another city.

• She decides to stop and focus on being a normal kid.

• She wants to continue searching.

What does Holiday want to do instead of searching for her origins?

• Learn new languages.

• Become a scientist.

• Travel the world.

• Join the orchestra and have friends.

What does the family plan to do to help Holiday?

• Support her decision to be normal.

• Buy a new hoverboard.

• Move to a new city.

• Find a new school.

Who is captured and questioned at the end of the video?

• Cyrus

• Badger

• Holiday

• James

What does the undercover operative plan to do?

• Destroy the hoverboard.

• Locate Holiday's friend and bring them back.

• Help the family move.

• Teach at the school.