Amelia Earhart: Life and Achievements

The video narrates the life of Amelia Earhart, a pioneering aviator and American hero. It covers her early life, her inspiration to fly, her service as a nurse during WWI, and her determination to become a pilot despite setbacks. Amelia's achievements include being the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic. Her final ambitious journey was an attempt to fly around the world, during which she disappeared near Howland Island. Her legacy continues to inspire women to pursue their dreams.

What year did Amelia Earhart's plane disappear?

• 1938

• 1936

• 1935

• 1937

Where did Amelia Earhart first see an airplane?

• Toronto

• Kansas City

• Iowa State Fair

• California

What role did Amelia Earhart take on during World War I?

• Teacher

• Mechanic

• Nurse

• Pilot

Who was Amelia's first flying instructor?

• Captain Rley

• George

• President Hoover

• Netta

What was the name of Amelia's first airplane?

• The Falcon

• The Eagle

• The Sparrow

• The Canary

Which newspaper called Amelia the best woman pilot in the United States?

• The Chicago Tribune

• The New York Times

• The Boston Globe

• The Washington Post

What was Amelia's dream after her first transatlantic flight?

• To fly around the world

• To fly to Australia

• To fly to the moon

• To fly to Antarctica

Where did Amelia Earhart land after her solo Atlantic flight?

• Dublin, Ireland

• New York, USA

• London, England

• Paris, France

What was Amelia's goal for her around-the-world flight?

• To fly over the North Pole

• To fly over the South Pole

• To fly at the equator

• To fly the shortest distance

What did Amelia hope her adventure would inspire in other women?

• To challenge themselves

• To travel the world

• To write diaries

• To become pilots