Civilians Escape From Burning Homes in Honolulu

The transcript describes Hawaii's efforts to combat fires and the positive news of enemy losses, including submarines and planes. It highlights the community's response, with islanders coming together to support each other during the emergency.

What was the initial reaction of Hawaii as they faced the flames?

• They ignored the situation.

• They fought the flames and received cheering news.

• They evacuated the island.

• They immediately sought international help.

What losses did the Japanese suffer according to the news?

• 3 depth submarines and 41 planes

• 2 submarines and 50 planes

• 5 submarines and 30 planes

• 4 submarines and 20 planes

What was the role of American guns during the conflict?

• They were used to signal for help.

• They were used to attack the island.

• They were used to defend the island.

• They were not used.

How did the island population respond during the emergency?

• They fled the island.

• They rallied to help one another.

• They protested against the authorities.

• They waited for government aid.

What was the significance of the island population's actions?

• They ignored the situation.

• They caused more chaos.

• They relied solely on external help.

• They showed unity and support.