Exploring the Amazon Rainforest

The video follows Giselle, a new correspondent, as she explores the Amazon rainforest. It highlights the significance of an 800-year-old tree in terms of preservation and carbon storage. The speaker shares a personal connection to the rainforest, reflecting on childhood beliefs and the harsh reality of deforestation. The video emphasizes the Amazon's biodiversity and cultural heritage, advocating for its protection and the responsibility to speak for the forest.

What new role is Giselle experiencing in the Amazon?

• Tourist

• Correspondent

• Photographer

• Guide

What does the 800-year-old tree symbolize in the rainforest?

• The beauty of the Amazon

• The history of Brazil

• The power of nature

• The importance of preservation and carbon storage

How did the narrator perceive the rainforest as a child?

• As a small and insignificant area

• As a dangerous place

• As an invincible and indestructible forest

• As a fragile ecosystem

What is the main threat to the rainforest mentioned in the transcript?

• Wildfires

• Pollution

• Climate change

• Deforestation

What is the significance of the 'costigan de parada' mentioned in the transcript?

• It is a type of tree

• It is a type of nut that can be eaten

• It is a river in the Amazon

• It is a species of bird

What role do the channels play in the forest?

• They provide water to the trees

• They are pathways for animals

• They witness the deforestation of the forest

• They are used for transportation

What is the narrator's responsibility towards the forest?

• To document its beauty

• To explore it

• To ignore it

• To protect it

What does the narrator wish to do for the trees?

• Cut them down

• Sell them

• Speak for them

• Plant more of them