Glasgow Bombed During German Air Raids

The transcript describes a communique from the Raiders about casualties, highlighting the destruction of German planes by British forces. It also emphasizes the resilience and spirit of the community, particularly the children, in the face of adversity.

What did the Raiders' official announcement describe about the air raid?

• It was a routine exercise.

• It was light and brief.

• It was heavy and prolonged.

• It was unexpected and minor.

How many German planes were reported destroyed by British forces?

• Twelve

• Five

• Ten

• Eight

What is highlighted about the community's response to the air raids?

• They were fearful and panicked.

• They were angry and rebellious.

• They showed resilience and positivity.

• They were indifferent and passive.

Where did bombed-out families find emergency shelter?

• With friends

• In public buildings

• In underground bunkers

• In government camps

How did most children react to the air raid situation?

• With indifference and apathy

• With anger and frustration

• With smiles and cheerfulness

• With fear and anxiety