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1. According to "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Educator," Why was Irving's solo flight around the world extraordinary?

• He was the youngest person to fly around the globe.

• He made the fewest number of stops during the flight.

• He was the only African American to make such a trip.

• He completed the trip in the shortest amount of time.

• He took the longest possible route around the globe.

4. In "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Eductor," what does Irving have planned for the future?

• to turn a jet into a mobile classroom.

• to fly around the world on his own again

• to visit the places he stopped on his first flight

• to help students apply for scholarships for college.

In "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Educator," which statements about the "Journey for Knowledge" program are true? Choose three options

• During the program, Irving will fly to all seven continents.

• The program will include communicating with the International Space Station

• Students in the program will learn more about engineering and technology.

• The program's curriculum focuses on history, art, and music.

• Students will not need access to a computer in order to participate in the program.

In "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Educator," which statements about the "Journey for Knowledge" program are true? Choose three options

• During the program, Irving will fly to all seven continents.

• The program will include communicating with the International Space Station

• Students in the program will learn more about engineering and technology.

• The program's curriculum focuses on history, art, and music.

• Students will not need access to a computer in order to participate in the program.

The following question has two parts. Answer Part A first, and then Part B.

Part A. Which of the following sentences best states a central idea of "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Educator"?

• Witout the support of others, it is impossible to achieve your dreams

• Although hard work is important, luck plays a larger role in a person's success.

• Having practical experience as stuent prepares one for an interesting career.

• Purposefulness, dedication, and belief in oneself are the keys to success.

Part B: Which quotation from the text best supports your answer to Part A?

• "Meaningful, real-world learning experiences fire up the neurons in kids' minds."

• "There are probably millions of kids out there like me who find science and exploration amazing, but lack the confidence or opportunity to take the next step."

• "I had no money, but I was determined to give back with my time, knowledge, and experience."

• "The only thing that separates you from CEO's in corner offices or scientists in labs is determination, hard work, and a passion for what you wnat to achieve."

What is Experience Aviation?

• The title of Barrington Irving's memoir- a best seller.

• The flight school Irving attended.

• The name Irving's first plane.

• Irving's nonprofit that helps motivate kids into STEM careers.

What is the central idea of the article "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Educator?"

• Knowledge is ore important than passion.

• Drive and determination are important ingredients to success.

• Science and math are the only important programs in education.

• Obstacles are difficult to overcome.

In "Barrington Irving, Pilot and Educator," what challenges did Irving face during his journey?

• Financial difficulties and lack of support.

• Weather conditions and technical failures.

• Language barriers and cultural differences.

• Health issues and personal doubts.

What role does mentorship play in Barrington Irving's mission?

• It is essential for building confidence in young people.

• It is secondary to formal education.

• It is only important for those pursuing aviation.

• It is not mentioned in the article.