Social Exclusion and Emotional Responses

The transcript explores themes of shunning in Amish culture, individuality, and the belief in enchanted places. Archie provides advice on dealing with social exclusion and reflects on the unique qualities of individuals. The narrative delves into the primitive moments experienced upon waking and the importance of valuing affection. The consultation with Senor Saguaro offers guidance on personal dilemmas.

What is the term used by the Amish in Pennsylvania for social exclusion?

• Isolation

• Shunning

• Exile

• Banishment

What happens to a person who is shunned in the Amish community?

• They are ignored by everyone, including family.

• They are sent to another town.

• They are fined by the community.

• They are given a chance to apologize publicly.

What advice does Archie give to deal with the problem of social exclusion?

• Ignore the situation.

• Confront the community.

• Seek legal help.

• Stay away from the person causing the issue.

What question does the narrator ask Archie about enchanted places?

• Do you believe in destiny?

• Have you ever seen a ghost?

• Do you think places can be enchanted?

• Do you believe in magic?

Why does the narrator feel different when with the girl?

• He feels more intelligent.

• He feels happier.

• He feels the exclusion is directed at him too.

• He feels more confident.

What does Archie say about the moments just after waking up?

• They are when we are most connected to our primitive selves.

• They are the most confusing.

• They are the most productive.

• They are when we are most creative.

What emotion does the narrator feel when seeing the yellow blooms on a cactus?

• Anger

• Sadness

• Indifference

• Joy

What is the ultimate question posed by Senor Saguaro?

• What is your greatest fear?

• Whose affection do you value more?

• Where do you see yourself in the future?

• What is the meaning of life?