Hot Air Balloons

Who invented the first hot air balloon?

• the Chinese

• the Wright brothers

• Jean-Pierre Blanchard

• the Montgolfier brothers

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Besides temperature, how are cold air and hot air DIFFERENT?

• Cold air rises up in the sky.

• Cold air is lighter than hot air.

• Hot air is lighter than cold air.

• Hot air stays close to the ground.

How do pilots steer a hot air balloon?

• They lean from side to side.

• They use the wind currents.

• They use a steering wheel.

• They turn handlebars.

The reader can conclude that once the Wright Brothers invented the first airplane, people no longer traveled by hot air balloon because

• traveling by hot air balloon cost more money.

• traveling by hot air balloon took less time.

• traveling by airplane cost more money.

• traveling by airplane took less time.

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Which kind of day would be best for a hot air balloon ride?

• a cloudy day with little wind

• a clear day with little wind

• a cloudy, windy day

• a clear, windy day

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What does the word controlled mean?

• made something happen by asking

• made something happen by pushing

• made something happen by accident

• made something happen by using power

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Which of the following is NOT an example of motion.

• biking

• running

• sitting

• walking

What does the word launch mean?

• to watch something move

• to catch something as it falls

• to start something in motion

• to roll something on the ground

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What does the word popular mean?

• to have a best friend

• to know many people

• to only have a few friends

• to be liked by many people

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What does the word passengers mean?

• people who work on a vehicle

• people who travel in a vehicle

• the person who drives a vehicle

• people who sell vehicles

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