Immigrant families live in crowded tenements.

The transcript discusses how parents, despite not achieving their own dreams, hold onto the hope that their children can fulfill them. This belief motivated their move to the United States and continues to sustain them in their new environment.

What do parents believe about the dreams they couldn't achieve?

• They are lost forever.

• They can be realized by their children.

• They should be forgotten.

• They are irrelevant.

What motivated parents to move to the United States?

• The belief in passing dreams to their children.

• A desire for adventure.

• The need for a vacation.

• A wish to escape their past.

How do parents sustain their belief in their dreams?

• By forgetting about them.

• By ignoring them.

• By relying on their children to fulfill them.

• By giving up on them.

What is the role of faith in the parents' journey?

• It makes them doubt their decisions.

• It sustains them in their belief.

• It leads them to abandon their dreams.

• It causes them to regret their past.

Why do parents hold onto their dreams?

• To use them as a backup plan.

• To keep them as a secret.

• To pass them onto their children.

• To ensure they are never forgotten.