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The National September 11 Memorial & Museum

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Watch the two videos about the National September 11 Memorial & Museum and answer the questions

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The National September 11 Memorial & Museum
 

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Watch the two videos about the National September 11 Memorial & Museum and answer the questions

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What does the word “aftermath” mean?

2

The steel and walls displayed in the museum come from the original Twin Towers.

3

What is remarkable about the location of the museum?

4

What might have happened if the retaining wall had collapsed?

5

What is the purpose of displaying the Survivor Stairs?

6

What does the “blue wall” symbolize?

7

The room behind the wall is a public space in the museum.

8

What is the Reflection Room, and why are visitors not allowed to film there?

9

Why are everyday objects shown in the museum?

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10

Why is there criticism about the section dedicated to the terrorists?

11

What do you think is the main message of the museum?

12

Why are some families outraged about the museum?

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13

The museum is, in essence, also a cemetery because it houses unidentified human remains in a repository.

14

What does the word “intrusion” mean in this context?

15

What solutions do critics suggest?

16

Why does the museum charge visitors an entry fee?

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