Moral Conflicts and Historical Themes

What is the main theme introduced in the beginning of the episode?

• The importance of education

• The struggle for freedom and independence

• The beauty of nature

• The power of technology

What challenge does New York face in 1776 according to the episode?

• A British naval blockade

• An internal rebellion

• A severe drought

• A lack of food supplies

What is the purpose of the Turtle submarine?

• To transport goods

• To attack the British fleet

• To explore the ocean

• To rescue soldiers

Who is the inventor of the Turtle submarine?

• James Hiller

• Admiral Howe

• David Bushnell

• Benjamin Franklin

What moral conflict do the characters face regarding their roles?

• Balancing work and family life

• Deciding between journalism and active participation in war

• Choosing between wealth and poverty

• Choosing between love and duty

Why does Sarah feel betrayed by her friends?

• They stole her belongings

• They joined the British forces

• They lied about their intentions

• They left her behind

What is the outcome of the attack using the Turtle?

• The blockade is temporarily loosened

• The British fleet is defeated

• The attack is called off

• The Turtle is destroyed

What lesson do the characters learn about journalism?

• Journalists should avoid dangerous situations

• Journalists should support the government

• Journalists should remain neutral and report events

• Journalists should always be part of the action

How does the episode portray the potential of the new nation?

• As a territory of strict rules

• As a place of endless possibilities

• As a land of limited opportunities

• As a region of constant conflict

What is the significance of the Turtle's survival?

• It highlights the power of nature

• It represents technological failure

• It symbolizes hope for future battles

• It shows the futility of war