Life As An Inmate At Alcatraz

The video explores Alcatraz's history as a maximum-security federal prison, detailing its cell blocks, solitary confinement, prisoner rights, and privileges. It covers leisure activities, living conditions, meals, work opportunities, security measures, and correspondence rules. The video also discusses escape attempts and mental health issues among inmates, providing a comprehensive overview of life in Alcatraz.

What was the maximum occupancy for cells at Alcatraz?

• Four inmates per cell

• Three inmates per cell

• One inmate per cell

• Two inmates per cell

Which cell block was reserved for solitary confinement at Alcatraz?

• Cell Block A

• Cell Block B

• Cell Block C

• Cell Block D

What were the four guaranteed rights for prisoners at Alcatraz?

• Food, shelter, recreation, and medical care

• Food, clothing, shelter, and medical care

• Food, clothing, shelter, and education

• Food, clothing, education, and recreation

How could inmates at Alcatraz earn access to the library?

• By paying a fee

• Through good behavior

• By completing work duties

• By attending classes

What was the primary way inmates could reduce their sentence at Alcatraz?

• Working in industry jobs

• Engaging in recreational activities

• Exemplary behavior

• Participating in educational programs

What was the rule of silence at Alcatraz?

• Inmates could speak freely at all times

• Inmates were not allowed to speak at all

• Inmates could only speak during work hours

• Inmates could only speak during meals and recreation

How often were prisoners counted at Alcatraz?

• Every 30 minutes

• Once a day

• 13 times a day

• Every hour

What was the main challenge for inmates trying to escape Alcatraz?

• Lack of motivation

• Insufficient resources

• Treacherous waters surrounding the island

• Lack of planning

Which escape attempt inspired the film 'Escape from Alcatraz'?

• The escape of Joe Bowers

• The Battle of Alcatraz

• The escape of Theodore Cole and Ralph Rose

• The escape of Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers

What psychological impact did Alcatraz have on some inmates?

• Increased happiness

• Improved mental health

• Violent insanity

• Enhanced creativity