CE.L2.U11R1 - Reading Quiz - Unit 11 - Travel

CE.L2.U11R1 - Reading Quiz - Unit 11 - Travel

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10 Qs

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CE.L2.U11R1 - Reading Quiz - Unit 11 - Travel

CE.L2.U11R1 - Reading Quiz - Unit 11 - Travel

Assessment

Quiz

English

2nd - 4th Grade

Hard

Created by

Martin Howell

Used 25+ times

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10 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Media Image

Statement

In the 1700s, the journey across the Atlantic was safe.


Text

Before the 1800s, people travelled across the Atlantic Ocean in boats - sailing boats. The journeys often took many weeks and they were dangerous. In the 19th century, large ships began to cross the Atlantic. The journey’s weren’t so dangerous and they usually took several days, not weeks. An American ship called United States made a world-record journey in 1952 - crossing the Atlantic in three days, then hours and 40 minutes.


In 1919, a British plane became the first plane to cross the Atlantic without stopping. The journey took about 16 hours. In 1927, the first passenger plane went across the ocean and in the 1930s, Germany started flying planes across the Atlantic with 60 passengers at a time.


Now, about 600 planes travel across the Atlantic every day and the average flight time from London to New York is six hours and 30 minutes. There are plans for a tunnel so people can travel by train under the Atlantic. They are only plans now - but who knows about the future?

True

False

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Media Image

Statement

In the 19th century, journeys by ship across the Atlantic became safer.


Text

Before the 1800s, people travelled across the Atlantic Ocean in boats - sailing boats. The journeys often took many weeks and they were dangerous. In the 19th century, large ships began to cross the Atlantic. The journey’s weren’t so dangerous and they usually took several days, not weeks. An American ship called United States made a world-record journey in 1952 - crossing the Atlantic in three days, then hours and 40 minutes.


In 1919, a British plane became the first plane to cross the Atlantic without stopping. The journey took about 16 hours. In 1927, the first passenger plane went across the ocean and in the 1930s, Germany started flying planes across the Atlantic with 60 passengers at a time.


Now, about 600 planes travel across the Atlantic every day and the average flight time from London to New York is six hours and 30 minutes. There are plans for a tunnel so people can travel by train under the Atlantic. They are only plans now - but who knows about the future?

True

False

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Media Image

Statement

In the 19th century, the journey across the Atlantic took several weeks.


Text

Before the 1800s, people travelled across the Atlantic Ocean in boats - sailing boats. The journeys often took many weeks and they were dangerous. In the 19th century, large ships began to cross the Atlantic. The journey’s weren’t so dangerous and they usually took several days, not weeks. An American ship called United States made a world-record journey in 1952 - crossing the Atlantic in three days, then hours and 40 minutes.


In 1919, a British plane became the first plane to cross the Atlantic without stopping. The journey took about 16 hours. In 1927, the first passenger plane went across the ocean and in the 1930s, Germany started flying planes across the Atlantic with 60 passengers at a time.


Now, about 600 planes travel across the Atlantic every day and the average flight time from London to New York is six hours and 30 minutes. There are plans for a tunnel so people can travel by train under the Atlantic. They are only plans now - but who knows about the future?

True

False

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Media Image

Statement

The world record for transatlantic travel by ship is about 3.5 days.


Text

Before the 1800s, people travelled across the Atlantic Ocean in boats - sailing boats. The journeys often took many weeks and they were dangerous. In the 19th century, large ships began to cross the Atlantic. The journey’s weren’t so dangerous and they usually took several days, not weeks. An American ship called United States made a world-record journey in 1952 - crossing the Atlantic in three days, then hours and 40 minutes.


In 1919, a British plane became the first plane to cross the Atlantic without stopping. The journey took about 16 hours. In 1927, the first passenger plane went across the ocean and in the 1930s, Germany started flying planes across the Atlantic with 60 passengers at a time.


Now, about 600 planes travel across the Atlantic every day and the average flight time from London to New York is six hours and 30 minutes. There are plans for a tunnel so people can travel by train under the Atlantic. They are only plans now - but who knows about the future?

True

False

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Media Image

Statement

The first plane to cross the Atlantic was German.


Text

Before the 1800s, people travelled across the Atlantic Ocean in boats - sailing boats. The journeys often took many weeks and they were dangerous. In the 19th century, large ships began to cross the Atlantic. The journey’s weren’t so dangerous and they usually took several days, not weeks. An American ship called United States made a world-record journey in 1952 - crossing the Atlantic in three days, then hours and 40 minutes.


In 1919, a British plane became the first plane to cross the Atlantic without stopping. The journey took about 16 hours. In 1927, the first passenger plane went across the ocean and in the 1930s, Germany started flying planes across the Atlantic with 60 passengers at a time.


Now, about 600 planes travel across the Atlantic every day and the average flight time from London to New York is six hours and 30 minutes. There are plans for a tunnel so people can travel by train under the Atlantic. They are only plans now - but who knows about the future?

True

False

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Media Image

Statement

The first plane to cross the Atlantic without stopping took around 16 hours.


Text

Before the 1800s, people travelled across the Atlantic Ocean in boats - sailing boats. The journeys often took many weeks and they were dangerous. In the 19th century, large ships began to cross the Atlantic. The journey’s weren’t so dangerous and they usually took several days, not weeks. An American ship called United States made a world-record journey in 1952 - crossing the Atlantic in three days, then hours and 40 minutes.


In 1919, a British plane became the first plane to cross the Atlantic without stopping. The journey took about 16 hours. In 1927, the first passenger plane went across the ocean and in the 1930s, Germany started flying planes across the Atlantic with 60 passengers at a time.


Now, about 600 planes travel across the Atlantic every day and the average flight time from London to New York is six hours and 30 minutes. There are plans for a tunnel so people can travel by train under the Atlantic. They are only plans now - but who knows about the future?

True

False

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Media Image

Statement

In the 1930s, Germany flew planes across the Atlantic with 60 passengers.


Text

Before the 1800s, people travelled across the Atlantic Ocean in boats - sailing boats. The journeys often took many weeks and they were dangerous. In the 19th century, large ships began to cross the Atlantic. The journey’s weren’t so dangerous and they usually took several days, not weeks. An American ship called United States made a world-record journey in 1952 - crossing the Atlantic in three days, then hours and 40 minutes.


In 1919, a British plane became the first plane to cross the Atlantic without stopping. The journey took about 16 hours. In 1927, the first passenger plane went across the ocean and in the 1930s, Germany started flying planes across the Atlantic with 60 passengers at a time.


Now, about 600 planes travel across the Atlantic every day and the average flight time from London to New York is six hours and 30 minutes. There are plans for a tunnel so people can travel by train under the Atlantic. They are only plans now - but who knows about the future?

True

False

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