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The Fire Breather - Storyworks
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In Ohio, Garrett got a job...
in a factory
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How did Morgan's hood help change the way fires are fought?
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What simile does the author use at the beginning of the text to describe Morgan's safety hood?
They looked like elephant trunks!
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Garrett like to __________
fix things/take things apart and put them back together
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Why were fires such a problem in the early 1900s?
People worked and lived in crowded buildings.
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What did Morgan's safety hood do?
It filtered out deadly gases.
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Garrett Morgan's most famous invention is ...
the gas mask/safety hood
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How did Garrett Morgan learn about the fire in the tunnels under Lake Erie?
The fire department called him.
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Garrett Morgan also invented....
a new kind of traffic light
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Why did Garrett Morgan move to Ohio?
There were better opportunities for black people there.
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How did Garrett get a better job and more money?
He taught himself how to fix the factory's sewing machines.
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What happened on March 25, 1911?
A fire broke out in a factory in New York, killing 140 people.
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By 1910, Garrett Morgan...
owned his own clothing shop
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How did Garrett Morgan's safety hood work?
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In what ways (name two) did Garrett Morgan experience racism?
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How did Garrett Morgan show that his safety hood worked?
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Garrett had a _________ mind.
curious
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What happened on July 25, 1916?
An explosion inside a tunnel, under Lake Erie
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Why did Garrett Morgan quit school?
He had to help his family earn money.
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Why did Morgan create his safety hood?
He wanted to help firefighters save more lives.
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Garrett Morgan was born in
Kentucky
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