Survivors' Experiences After the Bombing

The transcript describes the aftermath of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima, focusing on the devastation and human suffering. Yashi discovers her city in ruins and attempts to communicate the catastrophe. Survivors struggle with injuries, and Tetsushi and his mother narrowly escape death. The narrative highlights the confusion and horror experienced by those who witnessed the event.

What was the appearance of the survivors immediately after the bombing?

• They were wearing clean clothes.

• They were unharmed and calm.

• Their hair was standing up and they were covered in blood.

• They looked like normal human beings.

What did Yashi Aka find when she climbed on top of the bunker?

• A thriving city.

• A soldier giving orders.

• Her city in ruins.

• A group of photographers.

What did the soldier tell Yashi Aka about the attack?

• They were hit by a new type of bomb.

• It was an accident.

• It was a natural disaster.

• It was a conventional air raid.

What did the local photographer witness on the morning of August 6th?

• A peaceful city.

• A huddle of burned people.

• A military parade.

• A group of tourists.

How was Tekashi Tanori rescued from his burning school?

• By his classmates.

• By a soldier.

• By his teacher.

• By a firefighter.

Where were Tetsushi Yanazawa and his mother during the blast?

• In a crowded tram.

• At home.

• In a park.

• In a shelter.

What happened to the other passengers in the tram with Tetsushi and his mother?

• They were unharmed.

• They were killed by the blast.

• They escaped safely.

• They were rescued by firefighters.

What did Yashi Aka do after returning to her post in the communications bunker?

• She organized a rescue team.

• She took a rest.

• She tried to send out news of the bombing.

• She evacuated the area.

What was the reaction of the officer at the regional headquarters when Yashi Aka reported the situation?

• He was confused and didn't understand.

• He sent reinforcements immediately.

• He ignored the report.

• He immediately understood.

How did Yashi Aka finally convey the scale of destruction to the officer?

• By drawing a map.

• By sending photographs.

• By describing the ruins in detail.

• By saying they were hit by a new type of bomb.