Narrator's Emotional Response to Pandemic

The video transcript discusses a nurse's experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. It begins with her reaction to a neighbor's belief that COVID-19 is a myth. She shares her professional background in nursing and the challenges her family faced, including sending her son to live with grandparents for safety. The nurse describes the emotional toll and legal preparations made in case of illness. Despite her experience with past outbreaks like Ebola and H1N1, she expresses fear and uncertainty about the current situation, highlighting the anxiety of not knowing when her family will reunite.

What is the initial reaction of the narrator to the neighbor's belief about COVID-19?

• Amusement

• Surprise and disbelief

• Agreement and support

• Indifference

What is the professional background of the narrator?

• Lawyer with a focus on family law

• Teacher with a focus on history

• Engineer with a focus on software

• Nurse with experience in intensive care and emergency nursing

What difficult decision did the narrator and her husband make regarding their son?

• To enroll him in online classes

• To send him to live with his grandparents

• To send him to a boarding school

• To keep him at home with them

What legal document did the narrator sign for her parents?

• A marriage certificate

• A business contract

• A power of attorney

• A lease agreement

Who is intended to get guardianship of the narrator's son if something happens to her and her husband?

• Her neighbor

• Her parents

• Her sister and her husband

• Her best friend

What previous health crises has the narrator survived?

• Zika and Dengue

• Ebola and H1N1

• Malaria and Tuberculosis

• SARS and MERS

How does the narrator feel about the current pandemic compared to past health crises?

• More scared

• More confident

• Less concerned

• Equally worried

What is the emotional state of the narrator regarding the uncertainty of seeing her son?

• Excited and hopeful

• Indifferent and detached

• Anxious and nerve-wracked

• Calm and relaxed

What does the narrator find difficult to explain to her six-year-old son?

• Why he can't go to school

• Why he has to wear a mask

• Why he can't see his friends

• When he will see his parents again

What is the overall tone of the final section of the transcript?

• Fearful and uncertain

• Calm and peaceful

• Optimistic and cheerful

• Joyful and celebratory