VOICED: Reviviendo la tradicion circense

The video explores the lives of two circus families, the Rosser and Gualenda families, who have maintained their unique traditions for generations. Clayton Rosser grew up with exotic animals, forming a special bond with big cats, and now helps maintain an animal reserve. The Gualenda family, known for their tightrope walking, has been performing for over 200 years, once being a major attraction in the Greatest Show on Earth. Both families are committed to preserving their circus legacies.

What type of animals did Clayton Rosser grow up with?

• Dogs and cats

• Tigers and lions

• Parrots and monkeys

• Elephants and giraffes

What is the main reason the Rosser family continues their circus tradition?

• To compete with other circuses

• To travel the world

• To maintain a reserve for exotic animals

• To become famous

How does Clayton Rosser feel about the animals he grew up with?

• He has a special bond with them

• He fears them

• He dislikes them

• He is indifferent to them

How many generations of the Gualenda family have been involved in tightrope walking?

• Seven generations

• Nine generations

• Five generations

• Eleven generations

What was the Gualenda family's role during the circus's golden era?

• They were acrobats

• They were animal trainers

• They were clowns

• They were a major attraction in the Greatest Show on Earth