Wells Remy Crowther, known for his red bandana, was a hero during the 9/11 attacks. He saved many lives by guiding people to safety in the World Trade Center. His bravery and selflessness were recognized posthumously, and he was named an honorary firefighter. His story is a testament to courage and sacrifice.

What did Wells' father give him that became a symbol of strength?

• A sports jersey

• A red bandana

• A blue bandana

• A firefighter's helmet

What sports did Wells play while growing up?

• Baseball and football

• Ice hockey and lacrosse

• Basketball and soccer

• Tennis and swimming

What was Wells' role at the age of 16?

• A college student

• A volunteer firefighter

• A professional athlete

• A full-time worker

Where was Wells working on September 11, 2001?

• World Trade Center

• Statue of Liberty

• Central Park

• Empire State Building

What did Wells use to protect himself from smoke during the rescue?

• A firefighter's mask

• A gas mask

• A wet cloth

• His red bandana

How many trips did Wells make to rescue people?

• One

• Two

• Four

• Three

What tool did Wells realize he needed to save trapped individuals?

• A fire extinguisher

• Jaws of Life

• A ladder

• A fire hose

How was Wells honored posthumously for his bravery?

• A medal of honor

• A statue in his name

• A street named after him

• Named an honorary firefighter

What did survivors recall about Wells that helped identify him?

• His firefighter uniform

• His height

• His voice

• His red bandana

Which media outlet recognized Wells' heroic acts?

• CNN

• BBC

• ESPN's Outside the Lines

• The New York Times