The House That Jane Built

Which of the following is an example of a biography?

• A story about dragons and knights

• A book about the life of Abraham Lincoln

• A manual on how to use a computer

• A collection of fairy tales

When reading a story, making predictions means:

• Guessing the end of the story

• Knowing what happens next based on text clues

• Thinking about what you read

• Asking questions about the characters

The word "first" in a story usually indicates what kind of text structure?

• Cause and effect

• Sequence

• Compare and contrast

• Description

How did Jane's trip to Europe prove she was empathetic? (Hint - empathetic means you care about other people's feelings) Choose the best answer

• she bandaged people in a clinic

• She noticed people who were hungry and wanted to help them.

• She donated all of her belongings to poor people.

• She helped people on the street.

What two things did Jane vow to do at the age of six years old? CHOOSE TWO!!

• Travel the world

• Fix the world

• Live among the houses of the poor

• Learn to speak Chinese

Why was it so hard for many people in Chicago to get jobs?

• They wouldn't hire most people.

• They were lazy.

• They fought with customers.

• They were immigrants and couldn't speak English.

What was the name of Jane's partner and friend who helped Jane develop her dream?

• Charles Hull

• Helen Carver

• Ellen Gates Starr

• Ellen Hull

How many buildings were included in Hull House by 1907?

• three or four

• nine

• thirteen

• one large community

Where did Jane travel to that inspired her to carry out her lifelong goal?

• Places with poor people

• Poor nations of Asia
• Countries around Europe
• Chicago

We went to the art gallery and looked at all of the _________________ paintings.

• elegant

• peaceful

• vowed

• generous