Air Raid Strikes In London

The transcript describes the threat of buzz bombs over London during WWII, highlighting the resilience of Londoners despite the terror. Fighter planes are learning to counter the bombs, and Churchill warns of greater threats. Despite the chaos, life continues, symbolized by a baby born during the raids, representing hope for the future.

What was the initial response of London Zakon fighter planes to the buzz bombs?

• They evacuated the city.

• They surrendered to the enemy.

• They ignored the threat.

• They quickly learned how to shoot them down.

What was the primary purpose of the robot bombs used by Hitler?

• To destroy military targets.

• To serve as terror weapons.

• To provide humanitarian aid.

• To create peace negotiations.

How did the Londoners react to Churchill's warnings of greater terror?

• They protested against the government.

• They stopped working.

• They took to the air raid shelters.

• They fled the city.

What symbolizes new hope for London during the bombings?

• A new government policy.

• The birth of a baby during the raids.

• The end of the war.

• The arrival of foreign aid.

What does the resilience of Londoners during the bombings demonstrate?

• Their fear of the enemy.

• Their determination and bravery.

• Their lack of resources.

• Their desire to surrender.