Timoteo Haʻalilio – A Brave and Selfless Hawaiian Leader

What was the mission of Timoteo Haʻalilio when he set sail on July 18, 1842?

• To find new lands

• To recognize Hawaii as an independent kingdom

• To trade goods

• To visit family

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What role did Timoteo serve when Kauikeaouli became king?

• Governor

• Secretary

• General

• Advisor

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What did Timoteo and Kauikeaouli learn together?

• To read and write

• To sail

• To cook

• To dance

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Timoteo Haʻalilio worked hard for his country, just like he had his ____.

• Family

• Friends

• Whole life

• School

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Why did the French captain come to Hawaii?

• To meet King Kauikeaoli

• To trade goods

• To explore the islands

• To find treasure.

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Timoteo said, 'Please don’t ask this of me, ask me anything but not this.' What was he referring to?

• Leaving his home

• Fighting a battle

• Becoming king

• Building a ship

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In the article Timoteo was described as 'warm-hearted' and ______.

• brave

• capable

• strong

• wise

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What does 'Capable' mean?

• Caring deeply about something

• Able to do what you need to do

• A group of people who help run a country

• An official document.

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What did Timoteo and Reverend Richards travel through in Mexico?

• Deserts

• Mountains and forests

• Beaches

• Cities

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Timoteo's journey started in which year?

• 1840

• 1841

• 1842

• 1843

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