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Worlds toughest prisons

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 43mins

Name
Class
Date

1-12.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

1.

What is the primary design philosophy behind North Branch Correctional Institution?

a)

Escape-proof and high security

b)

Eco-friendly structures

c)

Low-cost maintenance

d)

Maximum comfort for inmates

2.

Which historical figure's invasion led to the construction of the Tower of London?

a)

Julius Caesar

b)

William the Conqueror

c)

King Richard the Lionheart

d)

Henry VIII

3.

How did Ranulf Flambard escape from the Tower of London?

a)

Digging a tunnel

b)

Using a rope to climb down

c)

Disguising as a guard

d)

Bribing the guards

4.

How does North Branch prevent inmates from escaping?

a)

Through psychological deterrents

b)

Offering incentives for good behavior

c)

Utilizing high-tech surveillance and security measures

d)

By using traditional locks and keys

5.

How did Eastern State Penitentiary's design philosophy differ from previous prisons?

a)

Focused on rehabilitation through isolation

b)

Prioritized maximum security over inmate welfare

c)

Emphasized communal living spaces

d)

Used technology to replace human guards

6.

What was the key innovation in prison design introduced by Eastern State Penitentiary?

a)

Automated cell doors

b)

Electric fencing

c)

Radial layout for better surveillance

d)

Underground tunnels for transportation

7.

What was the purpose of the radial design in Eastern State Penitentiary?

a)

To make the prison more aesthetically pleasing

b)

To maximize the number of cells

c)

To facilitate easier communication between inmates

d)

To allow a few guards to monitor many prisoners

8.

What technology does North Branch use to detect contraband?

a)

X-ray machines

b)

Metal detectors

c)

Body orifice security scanner

d)

Sniffer dogs

9.

What made Alcatraz known as the most secure prison?

a)

Both A and B

b)

Its location on an island

c)

Unbreakable cell bars

d)

None of the above

10.

Why was Alcatraz eventually closed?

a)

Deterioration of concrete

b)

High operational costs

c)

All of the above

d)

Overcrowding

11.

What was a major flaw in Alcatraz's construction that contributed to its closure?

a)

The use of seawater for toilet flushing

b)

Poor location choice

c)

Inadequate guard training

d)

The lack of electric fencing

12.

What is unique about the cells at North Branch Correctional Institution?

a)

Made entirely of glass

b)

Decorated by famous artists

c)

Built as a single piece of concrete

d)

Equipped with smart technology