9/11

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9/11

What do you already know about 9/11?

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• Debris – Scattered pieces of something that has been destroyed or broken.
• Paramedics – Healthcare professionals who provide emergency medical treatment, typically in pre-hospital settings.
• Bunker – A reinforced underground shelter used for protection, often during emergencies or military attacks.
• Tragedy – A disastrous event, often involving death or suffering.
• Hijacked – The unlawful seizure or takeover of a vehicle, especially an aircraft.
• Strike zone – In this context, the area of a building directly hit by an external force, such as a plane crash.
• Encounter – An unexpected or sudden meeting, often with something dangerous or significant.
• Deliberate – Done with intention, planned or premeditated.
• Terrorism – The use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in pursuit of political aims.
• Retreat – Withdrawal from a position, often in the face of danger or defeat.
• Mass murder – The act of killing many people at one time, often in a brutal or violent way.
• Crumbled – Broke into small pieces, especially as part of a structure falling apart.
• Cockpit – The area in a plane where the pilots control the aircraft.
• Human chain – A line or group of people linked by their hands or arms, often used for organizing or rescuing people.
• Twisting – Turning or bending into an unnatural shape, often under force.
• Unbelievable – So extraordinary or improbable that it is hard to believe.
• Rural – Relating to the countryside rather than the town, often sparsely populated.
• Directed – Guided or instructed someone towards a specific path or goal.
• Chaos – Complete disorder and confusion.
• Freedom – The state of being free from control or oppression; the ability to act or think without external constraints.

• Encounter – An unexpected or sudden meeting, often with something dangerous or significant.
• Deliberate – Done with intention, planned or premeditated.
• Terrorism – The use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in pursuit of political aims.
• Retreat – Withdrawal from a position, often in the face of danger or defeat.
• Mass murder – The act of killing many people at one time, often in a brutal or violent way.
• Crumbled – Broke into small pieces, especially as part of a structure falling apart.
• Cockpit – The area in a plane where the pilots control the aircraft.
• Human chain – A line or group of people linked by their hands or arms, often used for organizing or rescuing people.
• Twisting – Turning or bending into an unnatural shape, often under force.
• Unbelievable – So extraordinary or improbable that it is hard to believe.
• Rural – Relating to the countryside rather than the town, often sparsely populated.
• Directed – Guided or instructed someone towards a specific path or goal.
• Chaos – Complete disorder and confusion.
• Freedom – The state of being free from control or oppression; the ability to act or think without external constraints.

Who was the mastermind behind the 9/11 attacks?

1. Muammar Gaddafi
2. Saddam Hussein
3. Osama bin Laden
4. Ayman al-Zawahiri

Which iconic twin towers were targeted in the 9/11 attacks?

1. Sears Tower
2. Empire State Building
3. World Trade Center
4. Petronas Towers

What was the name of the terrorist group responsible for the 9/11 attacks?

1. ISIS
2. Taliban
3. Hamas
4. Al-Qaeda

Which city did the hijacked plane crash into the Pentagon belong to?

1. Philadelphia
2. New York City
3. Boston
4. Washington, D.C.

The 9/11 attacks led to a rise in Islamophobia globally.

Agree: Heightened fear and discrimination against Muslims.

Disagree: Fault lies with individual perceptions.

Partially agree: Mixed impact on global perceptions.

Complex: Influenced by media portrayal and politics.