The video discusses the importance of starting young in acrobatics, particularly for high wire acts. It warns viewers who may be sensitive to such performances. A young boy is determined to watch the acrobats perform 100 feet above the Hudson River. The performers make walking on a half-inch steel wire look as easy as walking down Broadway. They further challenge themselves with complex acrobatics, ensuring there is no deception in their performance.

Why is it important to start young if you want to be a high wire acrobat?

• Because it is a tradition to start young.

• Because young people are more flexible.

• Because it allows more time to practice and perfect the skill.

• Because it helps in building strength early.

What was the young boy determined to do during the high wire act?

• Learn the tricks of the performers.

• Join the performers on the wire.

• Capture the act on camera.

• Get a close-up view of the performance.

How do the performers view walking on a half-inch steel wire?

• As a dangerous stunt.

• As a difficult challenge.

• As a thrilling adventure.

• As easy as walking along a street.

What did the performers do to make the act more interesting?

• They added more performers to the wire.

• They performed tricks while walking.

• They thought up new challenges.

• They increased the height of the wire.

What assurance is given about the performance?

• There is no deception in the act.

• There is no risk involved.

• The performers are highly trained.

• The act is supervised by experts.