Text Evidence Passage 2: Remembering Pearl Harbor
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- Q1Passage 2: Remembering Pearl Harbor QUESTION: Who called December 7 "a day that will live in infamy"? UNDERLINE: the text evidence on your sheet of paper in BLUE.SailorsJapanese PeoplePresident Franklin D. RooseveltPearl Harbor Residents30s
- Q2Passage 2: Remembering Pearl Harbor QUESTION: What does it mean for a flag to be at half-mast? UNDERLINE: the text evidence on your sheet of paper in YELLOW.at the top of the flagpoleonly halfway up the flagpolethe flag is not on the flagpoleat the bottom of the flagpole30s
- Q3Passage 2: Remembering Pearl Harbor QUESTION: Where is Pearl Harbor? UNDERLINE: the text evidence on your sheet of paper in RED.HawaiiJapanNaval BaseOahu, Hawaii30s
- Q4Passage 2: Remembering Pearl Harbor QUESTION: Why might you visit Pearl Harbor today? UNDERLINE: the text evidence on your sheet of paper in PURPLE.to remember the Navy sailors who bravely fought that day, especially those who lost their livesto see the sunken Navy shipsto see the Navy Sailors that fought on December 7, 1941to visit with President Franklin D. Roosevelt30s
- Q5Passage 2: Remembering Pearl Harbor QUESTION: How many Americans lost their lives? UNDERLINE: the text evidence on your sheet of paper in GREEN.no Americans lost their livesExactly 2,000 Americansless than 2,000 Americanover 2,000 Americans30s
- Q6Passage 2: Remembering Pearl Harbor QUESTION: When did the planes arrive at Pearl Harbor? UNDERLINE: the text evidence on your sheet of paper in ORANGE.7:48 a.m. on December 7, 19417:00 a.m. on December 7, 1999the morning of December 8, 1941shortly after noon on December 7, 194130s