

Triangle Factory Fire
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Triangle Factory Fire
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Multiple Choice
What conclusion can you draw from Ida Willensky's description of trying to open the 8th floor door in "Flesh & Blood So Cheap"? Pages 267-268
The door was locked.
The door opened inward.
The other girls did not want her to open it.
The others didn't understand what she was trying to do.
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Multiple Choice
According to the article, which floor suffered the worst causalities?
sixth
eighth
ninth
tenth
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Multiple Choice
Why did Albert Martin most likely include the account by United Press Reporter William G. Shepard? (lines 182-196)
To provide evidence to support his claims.
To provide an explanation of the causes of the fire.
To provide an opposing viewpoint.
To provide a vivid, eyewitness account.
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Multiple Choice
In "The Story of the Triangle Factory Fire", Fire Marshall Beers "stunned" New Yorkers by declaring
That the cause of the fire could not be determined.
That hundreds of other city buildings were just as unsafe.
That the building owners should not be held accountable.
That the investigation would continue for some time.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these statements is supported by evidence ?
The Triangle Fire was a tragedy that could have been prevented.
The absence of fire drills caused confusion among the trapped workers.
The Triangle Fire had a lasting impact on safety regulations.
Onlookers who witnessed the fire were horrifired by what they saw.
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Multiple Choice
What makes flammable material dangerous?
It can easily catch fire.
It is extremely poisonous.
It has sharp edges.
It moves very quickly.
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Multiple Choice
If something is aerial it is
full of air
can be seen from an elevated position
on the ground
a mermaid
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Multiple Choice
To suffocate is to
breathe heavily
die from lack of food
set something on fire
die from lack of oxygen
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Multiple Choice
To set something on fire is to
interpret it
ignite it
inform it
ignore it
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Multiple Choice
A vertical pipe that can carry water is a
stand alone
standpipe
pipestand
fire extinguisher
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Multiple Choice
When a text is written in time order, it is in
cause & effect order
problem solution order
chronological order
descriptive order
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Multiple Choice
When a reader can tell an author's opinion on a topic, he/she is being
subjective
objective
effective
conservative
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Multiple Choice
When an author writes only facts, he/she is being
subjective
objective
effective
conservative
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Multiple Choice
According to the author, why might the workers jumped from the windows?
They wanted to survive.
They were trying to jump to nearby buildings.
People were telling them to jump.
They wanted their families to have a body to identify.
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Multiple Choice
When something is flammable it is
able to go fast
able to catch on fire
able to carry water
able to cut you
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Multiple Choice
Listing possible causes and possible effects is what type of text structure?
Problem/solution
Chronological
Sequential
Cause & effect
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Multiple Choice
One central idea of "Flesh and Blood So Cheap" is
This tragedy could have been prevented.
Workers shouldn't panic.
Workers shouldn't smoke in factories.
This tragedy couldn't have been avoided.
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Multiple Choice
Which happened first in this selection of "Flesh and Blood So Cheap"?
Workers jumped from the windows.
Hanger paper patterns fell causing the fire to spread.
146 workers died
The elevators stopped working.
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Multiple Choice
A large, out of control fire is a(n)
interior
inferno
standpipe
infant
Triangle Factory Fire
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