"Drain the Bermuda Triangle" Video Viewing Guide

“Drain the Ocean” is a documentary series that aired on National Geographic. The episodes use underwater scanning technology, historical and scientific data, and digital imagery to explore and reveal shipwrecks, treasures, and other items that are found deep underwater. Each video is approximately 40-45 minutes in length and would be a great addition to any CTE or STEM class.

The “Drain the Bermuda Triangle” episode discusses how sonar mapping is used to map the ocean floor, the finding of a missing group of airplanes from World War II, and new technology used to solve Bermuda Triangle mysteries, including a wave tank ocean simulator and underwater vehicles called ROVs.

The video viewing guide is a resource that will keep students engaged in the video and is thorough enough to serve as a great study guide for later use. The “Drain the Bermuda Triangle” guide has a total of 27 true/false, multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, short answer, and reflection questions with 32 available points. The guide is 2 pages long (the thumbnails above may not be shown accurately), and an answer key is also included. The file is in MS Word format for easy alteration by teachers, such as removing questions for a shorter version. The actual video is not included, this is only a viewing guide. The video may be found online by searching the title. Please be sure you can find and access the video before you purchase this video viewing guide.

Video viewing guides for the following episodes of “Drain the Ocean” are available:

Drain the Bermuda Triangle

Drain the Ocean – WWII

Drain the Titanic

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