Quiz for Evaluating the Evidence 27.3: Everyday Life in the London Blitz

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Correct. The answer is b. As Marchant described the situation, Smith had to put aside his previous experiences and adjust to a world in which death and destruction were commonplace.
Incorrect. The answer is b. As Marchant described the situation, Smith had to put aside his previous experiences and adjust to a world in which death and destruction were commonplace.
1. What was Smith’s biggest challenge in the early days of the blitz?

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Correct. The answer is c. In Marchant’s description, Smith was just an ordinary person who was forced to adjust to the demands and circumstances of war. By focusing on an ordinary person with an ordinary name, Marchant made the point that every British citizen had a duty to face reality and contribute to the war effort.
Incorrect. The answer is c. In Marchant’s description, Smith was just an ordinary person who was forced to adjust to the demands and circumstances of war. By focusing on an ordinary person with an ordinary name, Marchant made the point that every British citizen had a duty to face reality and contribute to the war effort.
2. How might Marchant have described Smith as an individual?