Family Travel Experiences and Lessons

The transcript follows a family dealing with travel plans, where a mix-up leads to a child, Preston, experiencing life with a less affluent family, the Millers. Through this experience, Preston learns to appreciate what he has and the importance of gratitude. The story concludes with a family reunion and a newfound understanding of value and privilege.

Why did Preston's family not take the private jet?

• They couldn't afford it.

• The jet was under maintenance.

• They preferred commercial flights.

• The engine was no longer made.

What was Preston's reaction to sitting in economy class?

• He was excited.

• He was indifferent.

• He was upset and refused.

• He was happy to try something new.

What did Preston's parents decide about the seating arrangement?

• Preston sat in economy while his parents sat in first class.

• They switched seats with Preston.

• They canceled the flight.

• They all sat in first class.

What caused the mix-up at the airport?

• Their luggage was misplaced.

• The flight was delayed.

• Tommy and Preston were mistaken for each other.

• Preston lost his ticket.

How did Tommy's family make do with their living situation?

• They lived with relatives.

• They stayed in hotels frequently.

• They lived in a small apartment and made the best of it.

• They had a large house.

What did Preston learn from staying with Tommy's family?

• The importance of wealth.

• How to play new video games.

• To appreciate what he has.

• To dislike economy class even more.

What was Tommy's Christmas gift?

• A new bike.

• A new iPad.

• A trip to see his grandmother.

• A new video game.

How did Preston's attitude change by the end of the story?

• He decided he never wanted to fly again.

• He became more demanding.

• He became more appreciative and less materialistic.

• He wanted to buy more expensive things.

What did Preston offer to Tommy as an early Christmas gift?

• A book.

• His Nintendo Switch.

• A new phone.

• A tablet.

What lesson did Preston's parents learn from the experience?

• That Preston needed to hear 'no' sometimes.

• To let Preston have his way.

• To avoid traveling during holidays.

• To always fly private.