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Alcatraz: True or False

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Alcatraz: True or False
 

Alcatraz: True or FalseOnline version

Test your Alcatraz facts with Yes/No.

by Balzhan Kurbanbay
1

The library held tens of thousands of books, not 15,000.

2

A typical cell was 2.7 metres long and 1.5 metres wide.

3

Prisoners could play musical instruments for an hour a day in the canteen.

4

The average prisoner read about 85 books a year.

5

Each prisoner could have two visitors a month.

6

All five escapees were accounted for by the FBI and never disappeared.

7

Prisoners could go outside on weekdays for up to five hours.

8

The guards opened the cell doors at 5 o'clock every day.

9

Each prisoner had his own cell with a bed, a desk, a toilet and a small washbasin.

10

Prisoners could borrow up to three books at a time from the library.

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