Women And Children Evacuate London After Bombing

The transcript discusses the terror of the Blitz during World War II, comparing the 1940 bombings to the new Blitz of flying rockets. It highlights the continuous threat faced by Londoners, both day and night, and describes the devastating impact of buzz bombs, including the destruction and loss of life caused by flying debris and glass.

What is the main difference between the 1940 bombings and the current situation as described in the video?

• The 1940 bombings occurred during the day.

• The current situation involves flying rockets.

• The 1940 bombings were more frequent.

• The current situation is less terrifying.

How does the new blitz differ from the old one in terms of timing?

• The new blitz occurs only on weekends.

• The new blitz occurs both day and night.

• The new blitz occurs only at night.

• The new blitz occurs only during the day.

What is the frequency of the flying rockets mentioned in the video?

• More than 500 in 24 hours.

• More than 200 in 24 hours.

• More than 100 in 24 hours.

• More than 50 in 24 hours.

What causes most of the death and damage during the bombings?

• Direct hits from bombs.

• Concussion and flying debris.

• Fire outbreaks.

• Lack of shelter.

What additional hazard is mentioned as taking a heavy toll during the bombings?

• Flooding.

• Flying glass.

• Electrical failures.

• Food shortages.