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Answer-Minors for 10: “Father Judge”
Question-Words 10: What was the name of the Fire Dept. Chaplain who died in the WTC and is the first “official” death of the attack ?
Answer-Minors 20: “James Hanlon.”
Question-Minors 20: Who was the narrator and friend of the Naudets from film school?
Answer-Minors 30: “Larry Byrnes”
Question-Minors 30: Who did Tony go to the WTC with?
Answer-Minors 40: Kevin Pfeiffer.
Question-Minors 40: What was the name of the Chief’s brother who died?
Answer-Minors 50: Firefighter Casaleggi
Question-Min-50 He made the remark that the WTC “collapsed to dust.”
Answer-Plot 10: The climax.
Question-Plot 10: What is the name for our point of highest interest in a story?
Answer-Plot 20: Resolution
Question-Plot 20: What is the point in the plot where loose ends are tied up?
Answer-Plot 30: Rising Action
Question-Plot 30: What is the name for when “the plot thickens”?
Answer-Plot 40: Falling Action
Question-Plot 40: What is the name for when the plot settles?
Answer-Place 50: The French word for the Resolution.
Question-Plot 50: What is the Denoument?
Answer-Majors 10 The first names of the Naudet Brothers.
Question-Minors 10 What are Jules and Gedeon?
Answer-Majors 20 Tony, a rookie fireman, is called this.
Question-Majors 20 What is a “proby”?
Answer-Majors 30: What Tony said he’d become after he’d seen the deaths.
Question-Majors 30 What was a soldier?
Answer-Majors 40: 9 months
Question-Majors 40: What was The probationary period for Tony?
Answer-Majors 50: Tony’s “first fire”.
Question-Majors 50: What was a car fire?
Answer-Lit 10: When an author uses hints to tell what will happen later on.
Question-Lit 10: What is Foreshadowing?
Answer-Lit 20: Coming of Age
Question-Lit 20: What is a type of story that shows an immature or young character who matures.
Answer-Lit 30: Frame Story
Question-Lit 30: What is a type of story that is “a story within a story”?
Answer-Lit 40: An irony
Question-Lit 40: What is a term for the contrast between expectation and reality?
Answer-Lit 50: Paradox
Question-Lit 50: What is an apparent, or seeming, contradiction that is actually true?
Answer-EX. 10 When they film Tony on a ladder with the Twin Towers in the background.
Question-EX. 10 What is an example of foreshadowing?
Answer-EX. 20 That Tony does not fight any fires for the first months of his probationary period.
Question-EX. 20 Who is an example of irony?
Answer-LIT. 30 “HOLY S***!!!!!!”
Question-B.A. 30 What is an example of non-gratuitous profanity in the film?
Answer-EX. 40 Tony grows up; they get new rigs; the men go to funerals.