Community Perspectives on Growth and Change

The transcript features various characters advocating for the growth of trees in their community. Cy, Dan, Rose, Marie, and Grammy Norma express their desire to see trees flourish, reminiscing about a time when trees were abundant. O'Hare, however, opposes this idea, preferring to let the trees die. Despite his opposition, the community unites in their resolve to plant and nurture trees, emphasizing the importance of environmental renewal and collective action.

What is the main message Cy, Dan, and Rose are trying to convey?

• The need to plant seeds and let trees grow

• The benefits of living in a city

• The importance of cutting down trees

• The advantages of modern technology

What is the significance of planting a seed according to the community?

• It is a way to celebrate the world's rebirth

• It is a waste of time

• It is only for decoration

• It is too difficult to maintain

What does Grammy Norma remember about the past?

• There were no trees and air was free

• Trees were abundant and air was free

• There were no plants at all

• People had to pay for water

What does the community believe is necessary to change the life they lead?

• More technology

• Planting a tiny seed

• More money

• More entertainment

How does O'Hare initially respond to the idea of letting trees grow?

• He fully supports it

• He is indifferent

• He opposes it and wants them to die

• He is confused about it

What is the community's final stance on the issue of growth?

• They choose to embrace growth and change

• They remain undecided

• They decide to let it die

• They ignore the issue completely

What emotion does the community want to show by letting it grow?

• Anger

• Fear

• Love

• Indifference