Eerie Beach Amusement Park History

The video tutorial guides students through a reading and listening comprehension exercise focused on abandoned amusement parks. It includes a glossary, multiple-choice questions, and a writing task. The story highlights eerie and historical aspects of abandoned parks, particularly Eerie Beach in Canada, which is known for its ghostly legends.

What skills are being practiced in this quiz?

• Art and Music

• Writing and Speaking

• Reading and Listening Comprehension

• Math and Science

What can you refer to if you need help with some of the multiple-choice questions?

• The glossary page

• The index

• The table of contents

• The bibliography

How many abandoned amusement parks are featured in the story?

• 11

• 7

• 5

• 15

What is one reason an abandoned amusement park might feel creepy?

• The bright lights

• The sound of children playing

• The quiet creaking of rusted rides

• The smell of popcorn

What was Eerie Beach amusement park originally known as?

• Old Mill Park

• Wildcat Grove

• Flying Pony Park

• Snake Hill Grove

What event caused the decline of Eerie Beach amusement park?

• A fire

• A tornado

• The stock market crash of 1929

• A flood

What could visitors do at Eerie Beach amusement park in the 1920s?

• Ride a camel

• Play video games

• Go skiing

• Watch a movie

What is one of the ghostly sightings reported at Eerie Beach?

• A woman in white

• A small boy near the Old Mill shoot

• A ghostly dog

• A headless horseman

Where is Eerie Beach amusement park located?

• Near Vancouver

• Near Fort Erie

• Near Niagara Falls

• Near Toronto

What historical event is associated with Fort Erie?

• The French and Indian War

• World War I

• The American Civil War

• The War of 1812