102 Minutes Inside the Towers (History Channel, 2026) — Worksheet, Answer Key & Google Forms Quiz

A one-period fill-in-the-blank worksheet for 102 Minutes Inside the Towers (History Channel, 2026), plus answer key. Designed to be completed during the film's 102-minute runtime. Print, hand out, and you're set. Ready as a no-prep sub plan, emergency sub plan, or movie-day lesson.

• Worksheet: 3 pages, 35 fill-in-the-blank questions in transcript order

• Answer key: 1 page, simple numbered list

• 102-minute episode — spans two class periods or a block day

• PDF format, two-sided printable, low-ink

• US History, grades 9-12

• A self-grading Google Forms quiz - auto-graded the moment students submit

• Multiple choice, built from the same questions as the printable worksheet

• Assign paperless through Google Classroom, or by link - works on any device

• One-click access: the last page of the PDF carries a "make a copy" link that copies the quiz straight into your own Google Drive

• Use the printable worksheet, the digital quiz, or both

ALSO WORKS FOR

• Emergency sub plans - leave the film and this worksheet; a sub needs no prep and no subject knowledge.

• First week of school - a low-stakes, self-contained assignment while routines are still settling.

• Movie day with accountability - students have something to complete while the documentary runs.

• No-prep days - print and go, or assign the PDF digitally.

BEFORE YOU SHOW IT

This documentary is survivor testimony and carries distressing footage and firsthand accounts of the September 11 attacks. Preview it before you show it, and decide for your own classroom what to set up in advance or skip. The worksheet stays with the factual and historical record -- the timeline, the towers and the evacuation, the emergency response, the decisions people made -- and no question asks a student to describe injury or death.

WHERE TO WATCH

The film aired on the History Channel on September 11, 2026. It streams at play.history.com and in the History app, where the player asks you to sign in with your TV provider.