Public Reactions and Responses to 9/11

The transcript details the events of September 11, 2001, focusing on the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. It includes eyewitness accounts, rescue efforts, the collapse of the towers, and the heroic actions of passengers on United Flight 93. The narrative captures the chaos, fear, and bravery experienced during the attacks and their immediate aftermath.

What was the initial reaction of people when the first plane hit the World Trade Center?

• They thought it was a joke.

• They immediately evacuated.

• They believed it was an accident.

• They ignored it.

What was the main focus of the rescue efforts at the World Trade Center?

• Evacuating people and saving lives.

• Securing the area.

• Documenting the event.

• Finding the hijackers.

What was the reaction of the public when the towers collapsed?

• They were relieved.

• They were angry.

• They were in disbelief.

• They were indifferent.

What was the main concern of the people trapped in the World Trade Center?

• Finding food and water.

• Communicating with loved ones.

• Securing their belongings.

• Escaping the building safely.

What was the immediate action taken by the FAA after the attacks?

• They grounded all flights.

• They increased ticket prices.

• They allowed flights to continue.

• They closed all airports permanently.

What was the significance of Flight 93 during the 9/11 attacks?

• It was a military aircraft.

• It was the first plane to crash.

• It was the only plane to reach its target.

• Passengers attempted to regain control from hijackers.

What was the role of the military in response to the 9/11 attacks?

• They provided air support.

• They prepared to intercept any further threats.

• They evacuated civilians.

• They launched a counterattack.

How did the passengers of Flight 93 respond to the hijacking?

• They ignored the hijackers.

• They attempted to overpower the hijackers.

• They remained seated.

• They negotiated with the hijackers.

What was the emotional state of the survivors as they escaped the rubble?

• They were angry.

• They were in shock and disbelief.

• They were calm and collected.

• They were joyful.

What was the reaction of the world to the events of 9/11?

• Indifference.

• Confusion.

• Support and solidarity.

• Celebration.