Manhunt in Boston for Marathon Bomber

Zolan Cano-Youngs, a co-op at the Boston Globe, shares his personal connection with Jahar, a friend from high school. He describes his initial disbelief upon seeing Jahar's name in the news, reflecting on Jahar's character and potential. Despite the shocking news, Zolan attempted to contact Jahar to warn him about media attention, only to find out the truth.

What was Zolan Cano-Youngs' initial reaction upon seeing the blurry picture?

• He immediately recognized Jahar.

• He dismissed it as a mistake.

• He thought it was someone else.

• He was alarmed and called the police.

How did Zolan describe Jahar's character?

• As a reserved individual.

• As a troublemaker.

• As a public figure.

• As someone with full potential.

What was Zolan's reaction upon seeing Jahar's name in the news headline?

• He expected it.

• He was shocked and in disbelief.

• He was not surprised.

• He ignored it.

What did Zolan initially try to do after realizing the situation?

• He went to the media.

• He informed his family.

• He reached out to Jahar to warn him.

• He contacted the authorities.

What was Zolan's concern when he tried to contact Jahar?

• That Jahar would be misunderstood.

• That Jahar would flee the country.

• That Jahar would be harmed by the media.

• That Jahar would be arrested.