Exploring Detroit and Future Aspirations

Nan Medella, an 11-year-old student, introduces viewers to key landmarks in Detroit, including the Detroit Institute of Art, Renaissance Center, and the Detroit Riverfront. She highlights the significance of these sites, such as the art collection and the Ambassador Bridge's role in international trade. Nan also shares her personal aspirations to travel to the Himalayas and work for Doctors Without Borders, emphasizing the importance of education in empowering individuals and developing countries.

What is the significance of the Detroit Institute of Art?

• It is the oldest museum in the United States.

• It is the largest art museum in the world.

• It houses over 65,000 works of art and is valued at over $1 billion.

• It is located in New York City.

Where is the Renaissance Center located?

• In front of the Detroit Institute of Art

• On Belle Isle

• Overlooking the Detroit International Waterway

• Next to the Ambassador Bridge

What is unique about the Detroit International Riverfront?

• It is located entirely in Canada.

• It is the busiest port in the United States.

• It is home to the only Wildlife Refuge in North America.

• It is the longest riverfront in the world.

How much revenue does the Ambassador Bridge generate annually?

• $1 billion

• $20 billion

• $5 billion

• $13 billion

What is Belle Isle known for?

• Having the oldest bridge in North America

• Being the smallest city island park in the US

• Hosting the North American Auto Show

• Being the largest city island park in the US

Which countries does Nan wish to travel to?

• India and China

• Australia and New Zealand

• Nepal and Bhutan

• Japan and South Korea

What organization does Nan aspire to work for?

• World Health Organization

• Red Cross

• Doctors Without Borders

• United Nations

Why does Nan want to work for Doctors Without Borders?

• To travel and help in areas with high need

• To become a famous doctor

• To work in a hospital

• To earn a high salary

What problem would Nan solve if she were in charge of the Earth for a day?

• Healthcare

• Climate change

• Global hunger

• Education

How does Nan view the role of education in society?

• As a method to control people

• As a tool for entertainment

• As a way to empower and develop countries

• As a means to earn money