Journey Through the Caatinga: Hope and Challenges

The transcript narrates a poetic story of a couple journeying through the harsh Caatinga landscape, facing threats from a Carcará and a snake. As they contemplate despair, Asa Branca intervenes, offering hope and encouragement. The couple is inspired to continue their journey with renewed faith and dreams of a better future.

What is the main contrast highlighted in the introduction of the text?

• Calmness of the sea and turbulence of the waves

• Softness of the wind and harshness of the storm

• Brightness of the sun and darkness of the night

• Sweetness of honey and bitterness of the sky

What are the couple afraid of during their journey through the Caatinga?

• Encountering a sandstorm

• Running out of water

• Being attacked by a snake and a bird of prey

• Getting lost in the desert

What does the bird of prey decide to do with the snake?

• Fight the snake

• Help the couple escape

• Join forces to attack the couple

• Ignore the couple

Who intervenes to save the couple from the attack?

• A passing traveler

• A white-winged bird

• A local villager

• A friendly snake

What advice does the white-winged bird give to the couple?

• To find shelter in the forest

• To keep hope and faith alive

• To seek help from others

• To return home immediately

What does the couple decide to do after hearing the bird's advice?

• They decide to give up

• They choose to continue their journey

• They plan to find a new path

• They decide to rest for a while

What is the couple carrying with them as they continue their journey?

• A letter from a friend

• A map and compass

• Hope for a different future

• Food and water supplies

What is the significance of the white-winged bird in the story?

• It symbolizes hope and guidance

• It represents danger

• It is a messenger of doom

• It is a sign of bad luck