Understanding the Incident and Its Aftermath

The transcript details a conversation about Shannon's injury, where the crew informs about his condition. The speaker expresses concern and relief upon seeing Shannon, who is able to walk despite the injury. They discuss the medical diagnosis, which was close to being severe, and reflect on the situation, expressing gratitude for Shannon's recovery.

What was the narrator's initial reaction upon hearing about his brother's injury?

• He was worried.

• He was indifferent.

• He was angry.

• He was relieved.

How did Shannon appear when the narrator first saw him?

• He was running.

• He was barely walking.

• He was sitting.

• He was lying down.

What did Shannon say about the urgency of the situation?

• He was taking his time.

• He was trying to hurry up.

• He was relaxed.

• He was not in a hurry.

What did the doctor say about the severity of Shannon's injury?

• It was a couple millimeters from breaking his back.

• It was not serious.

• It was a minor injury.

• It was a simple bruise.

What sensation did Shannon experience after his injury?

• A numbing sensation.

• A burning sensation.

• A tingling sensation.

• A cooling sensation.

What was the narrator's emotional response to Shannon's condition?

• He was confused.

• He was angry.

• He was relieved.

• He was indifferent.

What did the narrator have waiting for him for dinner?

• Pasta

• Salad

• Steak

• Crabs

What was the narrator's final reflection on the situation?

• He was happy about the outcome.

• He was disappointed but valued Shannon's recovery.

• He was indifferent to the outcome.

• He was angry about the situation.

What did Shannon have to do because of his injury?

• He had to quit.

• He had to rest.

• He had to continue.

• He had to work harder.

What did the narrator believe about their chances of winning?

• Winning was not important.

• They would have lost anyway.

• They would have won without the injury.

• They had no chance of winning.