Young runaway Eugene Hart returns to US after stowing away on a ship in 1954

The transcript discusses the dangers children face in big cities and emphasizes the importance of being cautious. Eugene is reminded of the potential consequences of wandering alone and is advised to avoid such behavior in the future.

Why is it considered dangerous for children to wander in a big city?

• Because they might encounter dangerous situations.

• Because they might not find their way home.

• Because they might miss their school bus.

• Because they might get lost.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker?

• The city is too expensive.

• The safety of children in a big city.

• Children might not enjoy the city.

• The city is too crowded.

What does the speaker imply about relying on luck?

• Luck can be unpredictable and may not always help.

• Luck is irrelevant in a big city.

• Luck is always on your side.

• Luck is the best way to stay safe.

What advice is given to Eugene?

• To always rely on luck.

• To avoid causing trouble and running away.

• To ignore the dangers of the city.

• To explore the city more.

What is the speaker's tone when addressing Eugene?

• Joyful and celebratory.

• Indifferent and uninterested.

• Stern and cautionary.

• Encouraging and supportive.