Pearl Harbor Japanese Wrecks Studied

The video discusses two major events: the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, where American forces managed to down 41 enemy planes, and the subsequent investigation of wrecked ships for secrets. It also covers a significant fire at New York's waterfront, which was attributed to weather conditions rather than sabotage, despite the extensive damage and response from firefighters.

What was the initial reaction of the American forces to the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor?

• They retreated to regroup.

• They brought down 41 enemy planes.

• They immediately surrendered.

• They called for international help.

What is the significance of studying the wrecked ships after the Pearl Harbor attack?

• To find hidden treasures.

• To understand enemy tactics.

• To prepare for a naval parade.

• To salvage materials for reuse.

What was the main focus of the American officers after the initial attack?

• To negotiate peace.

• To celebrate their victory.

• To study the wreckage carefully.

• To evacuate civilians.

What was the cause of the fire on New York's waterfront?

• A natural disaster.

• An electrical fault.

• Sabotage by enemy forces.

• Weather conditions.

How did the firefighters respond to the fire incident in New York?

• They waited for reinforcements.

• They called for international assistance.

• They used nearly 50 pieces of apparatus.

• They evacuated the entire city.