Exploring Adventures and Choices

Zar Zar the Great shares his travel experiences from New York to the west coast, contrasting life in Cavic, Alaska, with other places. He discusses his social nature, love for meeting people, and the importance of recognizing the value in everyone. Zar Zar also reflects on the abundance of choices in different lifestyles and his occasional travels away from Cavic.

What is Zar Zar the Great's current location after leaving New York City?

• South Coast

• Midwest

• West Coast

• East Coast

How does Zar describe the climate in Cavic compared to the west coast?

• Cavic is drier and less humid

• Both have similar climates

• Cavic is colder and mosquito-filled

• Cavic is warmer and more pleasant

What is Zar's attitude towards meeting new people?

• He is indifferent to meeting new people

• He prefers to avoid people

• He enjoys meeting everyone and is very social

• He only likes meeting people from Alaska

What does Zar believe about the value of beings on the planet?

• Every being has extreme value

• Only humans have value

• Only animals have value

• Value is determined by usefulness

What does Zar find overwhelming in his new environment?

• The similarity to Alaska

• The lack of choices

• The abundance of choices

• The absence of people

How does Zar describe the choices he faces in Alaska?

• They are mostly about entertainment

• They are mostly about comfort and luxury

• They are mostly about life and death

• They are mostly about travel destinations

What is Zar's reaction to shopping for himself?

• He dislikes it

• He finds it exciting

• He is indifferent

• He avoids it

What does Zar predict for someone within a month or two?

• A new adventure

• No change

• Good luck

• Bad luck

What does Zar enjoy doing despite spending most of his time in Cavic?

• Avoiding travel

• Working continuously

• Staying at home

• Traveling to new places

How often does Zar get to leave Cavic?

• Never

• Every weekend

• Occasionally

• Very often