Moving America Forward - Review

Moving America Forward - Review

Multiple Choice

What are some clue words for sequencing?

• as a result of, therefore

• first, next, then, finally

• main idea, details

• summarize, re-read

Multiple Choice

Seth came home from school and wanted to make a bowl of cereal for a snack. First, he looks in the cabinet and picks his cereal. After that he gets a bowl and spoon and goes to the refrigerator and he gets the milk. He then makes his snack and eats it up.

What did Seth do first to make his snack?

• He picks his cereal.

• He gets a bowl and spoon.

• He gets the milk.

• He ate his snack.

Multiple Choice

Seth came home from school and wanted to make a bowl of cereal for a snack. First, he looks in the cabinet and picks his cereal. After that he gets a bowl and spoon and goes to the refrigerator and he gets the milk. He then makes his snack and eats it up.

What did Seth do after he gets a bowl, spoon, and milk?

• He picks his cereal.

• He gets a bowl and spoon.

• He gets the milk.

• He ate his snack.

Multiple Choice

Seth came home from school and wanted to make a bowl of cereal for a snack. First, he looks in the cabinet and picks his cereal. After that he gets a bowl and spoon and goes to the refrigerator and he gets the milk. He then makes his snack and eats it up.

What did Seth do after he gets a bowl, spoon, and milk?

• He picks his cereal.

• He gets a bowl and spoon.

• He gets the milk.

• He ate his snack.

Multiple Choice

Who created the Model T?

• Henry Ford

• Mary Anderson

• William Phelps Eno

• Nils Bohlin

Multiple Choice

What is the first paragraph on page 63 all about?

• The Model T came out in 1908 in blue, gray, green, and red for $850.

• Mary Anderson invented the windshield wiper.

• The development of the moving assembly made building the Model T faster.

• A spider learns what's it like to be tricked.

Multiple Choice

The Model T was an affordable ______ that many people wanted.

• vehicle

• population

• resources

• boomed

• descendant

Multiple Choice

Steel was one of the ______ used to build the Model T.

• vehicle

• population

• resources

• boomed

• descendant

Multiple Choice

The _______ of people grew in the nation.

• vehicle

• population

• resources

• boomed

• descendant

Multiple Choice

What did Ford do right after he found a way to make more cars?

• Not everyone could afford the Model T.

• He made them faster.

• Finally, he made it more affordable.

Multiple Choice

In paragraph 3 on page 63, what was the last thing that happened?

• Not everyone could afford the Model T.

• He made them faster.

• Finally, he made it more affordable.

Multiple Choice

What effect did the moving assembly line have?

• It made cars faster.

• It made cars slower.

• It made cars and also motorcycles.

Multiple Choice

To build a Model T, what needs to happen first?

• The car body was pulled along as more workers put their parts on it.

• Some workers put small car parts together in assembly stations.

• The engine and gas tank were added.

• The car bodies were assembled and completed.

Multiple Choice

To build a Model T, what happened last?

• The car body was pulled along as more workers put their parts on it.

• Some workers put small car parts together in assembly stations.

• The engine and gas tank were added.

• The car bodies were assembled and completed.

Multiple Choice

Their _________ today can't imagine how difficult it was to be around before cars were invented.

• transportation

• agreeable

• appreciate

• boomed

• descendants

Multiple Choice

The Model T was an affordable and fast mode of ___________ at that time.

• transportation

• agreeable

• appreciate

• boomed

• descendants

Multiple Choice

Thanks to the moving assembly line, business _______.

• transportation

• agreeable

• appreciate

• boomed

• descendants

Multiple Choice

Who invented the windshield wiper?

• Henry Ford

• Mary Anderson

• William Phelps Eno

• Nils Bohlin

Multiple Choice

How did Mary get the idea for the windshield wiper?

• She watched how her driver repeatedly got out of the car to clean the windshield.

• Her car driver told her the idea.

• Henry Ford asked her to come up with a way to improve road safety.

Multiple Choice

What was the first thing Mary did to invent the windshield wiper?

• She worked out a plan.

• Mary built a model out of rubber, wood, and metal.

• She sketched her idea.

• She tested her windshield wiper and they worked.

Multiple Choice

What was the last thing Mary did to invent the windshield wiper?

• She worked out a plan.

• Mary built a model out of rubber, wood, and metal.

• She sketched her idea.

• She tested her windshield wiper and they worked.

Multiple Choice

To be grateful.

• transportation

• agreeable

• appreciate

• boomed

• descendants

Multiple Choice

To be nice or pleasant.

• transportation

• agreeable

• appreciate

• boomed

• descendants