Shanghai shelling.

The transcript describes the ongoing undeclared war in Shanghai, where Japanese shelling causes fires and destruction in the Chinese quarter. The docks are bombarded, and river traffic is paralyzed. Civilians rush for shelter, and international protests are made against Tokyo's policy. Despite this, the conflict continues, with the American flagship present in the international settlement. The transcript concludes by contrasting the real war in China with a mock war in America.

What was the primary target of the Japanese shells in Shanghai?

• The American flagship

• The Chinese quarter

• The international settlement

• The Japanese embassy

What was the immediate effect of the Japanese bombardment on Chinese river traffic?

• It became more efficient

• It was rerouted

• It was completely halted

• It increased significantly

How did Tokyo respond to the protests from neutral powers?

• By intensifying the attacks

• By negotiating peace

• By ignoring the protests

• By agreeing to cease fire

What was the state of the international settlement during the conflict?

• It was relatively peaceful

• It was under siege

• It was evacuated

• It was heavily bombarded

What contrast is highlighted at the end of the transcript?

• Real war in China and peace in Japan

• Mock war in America and real war in China

• Peace in China and war in America

• Real war in America and mock war in China