Flashcards : 9/11 Memory and Responsibility (26 cartes)

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1Question

What happened on September 11, 2001 involving four planes?

Réponse

Terrorists hijacked four planes.

2Question

Which targets were hit by the hijacked planes on September 11, 2001?

Réponse

Two planes hit the World Trade Center, one hit the Pentagon, and one crashed in Pennsylvania.

3Question

What happened to the Twin Towers during the September 11 attacks?

Réponse

They were severely damaged and collapsed.

4Question

Approximately how many people died in the September 11 attacks?

Réponse

Almost 3,000 people died.

5Question

What was the global reaction to the September 11 attacks?

Réponse

The attacks shocked the whole world.

6Question

What is Ground Zero?

Réponse

The place where the World Trade Center stood.

7Question

What are the Reflecting Pools?

Réponse

Two large pools built where the Twin Towers once stood with victims' names around them.

8Question

What does the 9/11 Memorial & Museum do?

Réponse

It tells the story of the attacks and preserves memories, objects and testimonies.

9Question

What do these places and testimonies do?

Réponse

They transform trauma into memory.

10Question

How did older generations experience 9/11 compared to ours?

Réponse

They experienced it directly, unlike our generation.

11Question

How did our generation learn about 9/11?

Réponse

Through history and testimonies.

12Question

Did our generation witness the 9/11 attacks or feel the fear firsthand?

Réponse

No, they did not see the attacks or experience the fear.

13Question

Through which media does our generation know about 9/11?

Réponse

Images, videos, testimonies, and history lessons.

14Question

Who do we remember related to 9/11?

Réponse

The nearly 3,000 people who died and their families.

15Question

How does remembering 9/11 help younger generations?

Réponse

It helps them understand the consequences of terrorism and violence.

16Question

Why must memory of 9/11 be passed on to future generations?

Réponse

Because fewer people who experienced 9/11 directly will remain over time.

17Question

What English connector means "cependant" in opposition?

Réponse

However

18Question

Which English connector means "parce que" to express cause?

Réponse

Because

19Question

What English connector means "donc" to show consequence?

Réponse

Therefore

20Question

What is the past simple used for in the story of 9/11?

Réponse

To tell the sequence of events during 9/11.

21Question

What is the past simple form of 'be'?

Réponse

Was/were.

22Question

What is the past simple form of 'go'?

Réponse

Went.

23Question

What is the past simple form of 'see'?

Réponse

Saw.

24Question

What are the main parts of a speech about 9/11?

Réponse

Introduction, the event, remembrance today, our generation, reasons to remember, and conclusion.

25Question

What does a strong conclusion about 9/11 emphasize?

Réponse

Our responsibility to remember, victims, testimonies, and passing memory to future generations.

26Question

What is the role of remembering according to the rule?

Réponse

It concerns both the past and the future.

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