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What does the word navigator mean in the sentence “Earhart was traveling with a navigator . . . who helped her find her way as she flew”?

• someone who flies planes

• someone who fixes planes

• someone who calls for help

• . someone who guides trips

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What was special about Earhart’s flight?

• It was the first flight made by a woman.

• It would have been the first flight around the world.

• It would have been the first flight around the world by a woman.

• It was meant to be Earhart’s final flight before she changed jobs.

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Most experts believe Earhart __________.

• was a spy

• crashed into the ocean

• became a prisoner

• died on an island

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CCSS.RL.7.1

What does aviator mean?

• it makes you feel less confident and scared or worried—unsure that you can handle it

• a light or fire that can be seen from far away and that is used to help guide something

• the person who controls an aircraft

• travel completely around something in a circle

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1. Where did Earhart begin her trip around the world?

• 𝖠. Hawaii

• 𝖡. Oakland, California

• Howland Island

• Papua New Guinea

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How old was Earhart when she disappeared?

• 40

• 23

• 27

• 37

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If an island is uninhabited, it has ______.

• sandy beaches

• lots of trees

• lots of people living on it

• no people living on it

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CCSS.RI.6.4

CCSS.RI.7.4

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CCSS.RL.6.4

How old was Amelia Earhart when she first got her pilot's license?

• 23

• 15

• 33

• 27

According to the caption under the picture on page 11 of the article, which statements are true?

• Earhart flew in a plane at 12 and got her pilot's license at 15

• She was a movie star and won many awards

• She had her own clothing line and wrote several books

• She was the first person to fly across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

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Why was it dangerous to fly across the ocean in the 1930s?

• Planes had many problems such as engines falling out or fuel tanks catching on fire.

• planes couldn't float

• planes were too small to carry life jackets

• pilots needed to see land to find their way

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