Why does the opening speaker feel like

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Directions: Watch the "Boatlift" documentary narrated by Toms Hanks. This powerful, short documentary details an often unmentioned moment of the 9/11 attacks. State your responses in the BOXES. All responses should be in complete sentences and paragraphs.

Short Response Analytical & Evaluative Reasoning Questions. Answer each question in a complete, grammatically correct response with at least two (2) supporting film references (you should pause the video and cite the time stamp).

a) Why does the opening speaker feel like he was watching a movie?

b) What do you think makes someone a hero? Identify 2 specific qualities or traits that a hero should possess.

c) Identify 1 specific rescuer and detail his experience that fateful day. Explain how he can be considered a hero.

d) What does the documentary teach us about the human spirit?

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