London During And After Firebombing

The transcript describes a 1940 Nazi air raid on London, drawing parallels to the Great Fire of 1666. Despite the destruction, the Union Jack flies over the ruined Guildhall, and Saint Paul's Cathedral is miraculously spared. The narrator recounts a personal experience during the raid, highlighting the targeted attack on London's financial district. German strategy is noted, with incendiaries causing significant damage, but firefighting efforts are underway.

What historical event is mentioned as a comparison to the Nazi incendiary attacks?

• The Blitz of 1940

• The Battle of Britain

• The American Civil War

• The Great Fire of London in 1666

Which iconic London building was miraculously spared during the attacks?

• Buckingham Palace

• The Tower of London

• Saint Paul's Cathedral

• The British Museum

What was the narrator doing when the air raid sirens went off?

• Writing a report

• Looking for an air raid shelter

• Taking photographs

• Visiting a friend

Why did the Germans choose to attack London on Sunday nights?

• The city was heavily guarded

• The city was near deserted

• The weather was favorable

• The British were celebrating a holiday

What challenge did fire workers face when dealing with incendiaries?

• Shortage of manpower

• Incendiaries burning into solid paper

• Communication breakdown

• Lack of water supply