Famous Fires - Multiple Choice

This incredibly dangerous fire in a smoke shop in DTLA miraculously saw no fatalities, though several firefighters were severely injured.

This fire was the deadliest firefighting disaster since 9/11, killing nine Charleston FD firefighters.

This massive 715-foot skyscraper went up in flames in 2022. Chinese state media reported no casualties.

This wildfire, sparked in Butte County, California, was the deadliest wildfire in the state's history, killing 85 and leaving 1 missing.

Now referred to as one of the worst—if not the worst—natural disasters in Hawaii's history, these legendary fires obliterated Lahaina and left well over 100 people dead.

With 146 workers killed, the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire took the title of NYC's deadliest industrial disaster and holds it to this day.

This tragic fire killed 119 of the hotel's occupants. It was the deadliest hotel fire in American history.

72 people died in this devastating West London apartment block fire. The fire was started by a faulty refrigerator that ignited a kitchen.