Samuel Pepys: Great Fire of London part 1

Jane alerts about a city fire, prompting an initial reaction of concern but not alarm. The narrator returns to bed, reassessing the situation in the morning. Upon learning of the fire's extensive damage, they decide to view the fire from the Tower of London for a better perspective.

What was Jane's initial action upon learning about the fire?

• She called the fire department.

• She went back to sleep.

• She informed others about the fire.

• She ignored the fire.

How did the narrator initially perceive the fire?

• As an opportunity to help.

• As a minor inconvenience.

• As a distant and non-threatening event.

• As a serious threat.

What changed the narrator's perception of the fire in the morning?

• The fire had spread to their house.

• The fire department arrived.

• The fire was completely extinguished.

• News of extensive damage overnight.

What was the narrator's final decision regarding the fire?

• To call for help.

• To get a better view from the Tower of London.

• To evacuate the city.

• To ignore it and continue working.

Which landmark was mentioned as being near the fire?

• Buckingham Palace

• Big Ben

• London Eye

• London Bridge