Wesley Hamilton's Journey and Impact

Carl Azuz discusses the impact of COVID-19 on spring break travel, with some colleges canceling breaks to prevent virus spread. Wesley Hamilton's inspiring story highlights his journey from a life-changing injury to founding a non-profit for people with disabilities. The video also features trivia about U.S. cities and a Star Wars fan project where enthusiasts build a life-sized Razor Crest replica.

What measure did the University of California, Davis take to discourage students from traveling during spring break?

• Provided $75 to stay home

• Offered free online courses

• Organized virtual parties

• Extended the semester

Which U.S. city was officially named in 1889?

• Kansas City, Missouri

• Salt Lake City, Utah

• Little Rock, Arkansas

• Independence, Oregon

What event led to Wesley Hamilton's life-changing injury?

• A car accident

• A fall

• A sports injury

• A shooting

What course did Wesley Hamilton enroll in that helped him transform his life?

• Physical therapy

• Nutrition and dietetics

• Business management

• Psychology

What is the primary focus of Wesley Hamilton's non-profit organization?

• Offering educational scholarships

• Promoting adaptive sports

• Providing financial aid

• Encouraging healthy living for people with disabilities

What did Wesley Hamilton convert his garage into during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• A library

• A recording studio

• A gym

• A home office

What is a key element of the community Wesley Hamilton has built?

• Financial independence

• Empathy and support

• Competitive sports

• Online networking

What did Wesley Hamilton emphasize as crucial for achieving personal goals?

• Technological tools

• Professional guidance

• Determination and willpower

• Financial resources

What did Star Wars fans build a replica of?

• The Death Star

• An X-Wing Fighter

• The Razor Crest

• The Millennium Falcon

What was the length of the Razor Crest replica built by fans?

• 30 feet

• 45 feet

• 60 feet

• 20 feet