Gator Capture Team Responsibilities

The video tutorial follows a narrative about dealing with a dangerous alligator in the bayou. It begins with setting the scene and explaining the threat posed by the gator. The middle section describes the encounter and the risks involved, especially concerning the safety of children. The final part covers the actions taken to manage the gator and ensure safety, concluding with a resolution to the situation.

What is the team's attitude towards the upcoming year?

• Pessimistic and worried

• Optimistic and determined

• Indifferent and neutral

• Fearful and anxious

Where is the Gator first spotted?

• Near the canal

• In a swimming pool

• In the forest

• On the road

Why is there concern about the Gator's location?

• It is near a busy highway

• It is in a protected area

• It is close to where children swim

• It is too far from the dock

What is the team's responsibility regarding the Gator?

• To ensure it stays in the bayou

• To feed it regularly

• To remove it for safety

• To track its movements

What is the potential risk if the Gator is not removed?

• It might get lost

• It could harm children

• It will become a pet

• It will damage property

What is the team's plan when they see the Gator swimming?

• To scare it away

• To capture it

• To ignore it

• To follow it

What is the team's reaction when the Gator goes under?

• They ignore it

• They remain calm

• They panic

• They celebrate

What is emphasized during the Gator capture attempt?

• Speed and aggression

• Safety and precision

• Silence and stealth

• Strength and force

What is the ultimate goal of the team's efforts?

• To feed the Gator

• To observe the Gator

• To capture the Gator

• To relocate the Gator