Understanding the Chisholm Trail, Human Trafficking, and More

Tina Valenti introduces herself and discusses Fort Worth's historical significance in cattle trade. She highlights the issue of human trafficking and suggests multinational efforts to combat it. Tina shares her travel interests, particularly in visiting the Piton de la Fournaise volcano, and her desire to influence economic policies in Brazil. She expresses her fascination with geography, noting K2's climbing challenges, and her interest in working with GIS in the future. Tina also mentions her technological innovations and career aspirations.

What was Fort Worth's role in the Chisholm Trail?

• A place for cowboys to rest

• A major shipping point for livestock

• A starting point for cattle drives

• A location for cattle auctions

What is the significance of Fort Worth's nickname 'Cow Town'?

• It was the largest cattle ranch in Texas

• It was the first city to have a rodeo

• It was a major livestock shipping point

• It was the birthplace of the cowboy culture

What is the estimated number of people trafficked annually according to the United Nations?

• 1 million

• 10 million

• 2.5 million

• 5 million

Which countries are identified as hotspots for human trafficking?

• USA, Canada, and Mexico

• Brazil, Argentina, and Chile

• India, China, and Russia

• Thailand, Malaysia, and Colombia

If given a chance, where would Tina Valenti like to travel?

• Mount Everest

• The Great Barrier Reef

• The French Overseas Department of Réunion

• The Amazon Rainforest

Which position would Tina Valenti like to trade places with?

• President of the United States

• CEO of a tech company

• President of the Central Bank of Brazil

• Head of the United Nations

What is unique about K2 compared to other 8,000-meter mountains?

• It is easier to climb than Everest

• It is the highest mountain in the world

• It has never been climbed in winter

• It is located in the Himalayas

Where was the world's oldest living grapevine planted?

• Bordeaux, France

• Maribor, Slovenia

• Napa Valley, USA

• Tuscany, Italy

What career does Tina Valenti find interesting for the future?

• Archaeology

• Marine Biology

• Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

• Astronomy

What does Tina Valenti use to gather information in her new method?

• A telescope

• A microscope

• A blender

• An interface cable