Understanding the Scenario

The transcript describes a tense encounter with a young boy herding goats near a group hiding in the desert. The group faces a dilemma: if they capture the boy, he will be missed, but if they reveal themselves, they risk being seen by aircraft. As the boy approaches, the tension builds, highlighting the difficult decisions made under pressure.

What was the initial reaction of the group when they noticed the young kids?

• They decided to approach them.

• They took cover immediately.

• They ignored them.

• They called for backup.

What was the main concern if the boy with goats saw the group?

• He would alert others.

• He would join them.

• He would run away.

• He would offer help.

What was the group's plan if they managed to capture the boy?

• To let him go immediately.

• To hold him until help arrived.

• To hide him from others.

• To take him to their base.

What was the risk of jumping onto the desert floor?

• They might encounter wild animals.

• They would run out of supplies.

• They could be seen by aircraft.

• They might get lost.

As the boy's voice got closer, what increased?

• The visibility of the group.

• The group's confidence.

• The tension and urgency.

• The noise from the goats.