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Out of the Flames

Quiz by Ryan Maraziti

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6 questions
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  • Q1
    Why was Katie’s life in danger on March 25, 1911?
    She ate a bad hot dog
    She was trapped on the ninth floor of a burning building.
    She was sick of school
    She was going to be put in jail for voting
    30s
  • Q2
    Why didn’t Katie go to school?
    She couldn't read
    She wasn't old enough
    She had to work. Her family needed the money
    Her parents didn't let her
    30s
  • Q3
    What made working in the Triangle factory dangerous?
    It didn't have electricity
    Workers were packed closely together. And there were only two staircases leading to the street.
    It was not near water
    The water didn't work
    30s
  • Q4
    Why did Katie have a hard time trying to escape the fire?
    There had never been a fire drill at Triangle. No one knew what to do
    The fire had started on the top of the building
    The fire wasn't real
    The fire was only in the staircases
    30s
  • Q5
    What did Katie have to do to get to safety?
    She jumped out of a window
    She scaled the side of the building
    She slid down the laundry chute
    Katie jumped onto the elevator and grabbed the cable that ran up through the elevator car.
    30s
  • Q6
    What changed as a result of the Triangle factory fire?
    Laws were passed to make factories and offices safer.
    Factories were not required to lock the doors
    Factory workers were not allowed to have lunch breaks
    Factory workers could take two days a week off
    30s

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