Benjamin Franklin: Life and Contributions

The video explores the life of Benjamin Franklin, highlighting his early life, experiments, and love for reading. It delves into his career in printing and writing, his personal philosophy and virtues, and his significant scientific contributions, including his work with electricity. The video also covers Franklin's political impact during the American Revolution and concludes with his lasting legacy.

What is the main focus of the video 'I am Benjamin Franklin'?

• The life and achievements of Benjamin Franklin

• The history of Boston

• The invention of the telephone

• The American Civil War

How many siblings did Benjamin Franklin have?

• 8 older siblings and 1 younger sister

• 3 older siblings and 4 younger sisters

• 10 older siblings and 2 younger sisters

• 5 older siblings and 2 younger sisters

What was Benjamin Franklin's first job?

• Working in a bakery

• Blacksmithing

• Making candles and soap

• Tailoring clothes

What did Franklin love to do with any extra money he had?

• Buy clothes

• Save it

• Buy books

• Travel

What was the name of the fake persona Franklin used to get published?

• Lady Anonymous

• Mr. Quiet Writer

• Sir Hidden Author

• Mrs. Silence Dogood

What was the purpose of the Junto Club founded by Franklin?

• To organize community events

• To discuss scientific experiments

• To debate political issues

• To discuss great questions of the day

What type of publication was Poor Richard's Almanac?

• A novel

• A scientific journal

• A calendar with advice

• A newspaper

What was one of Franklin's most famous scientific experiments?

• The creation of the steam engine

• The invention of the telephone

• The discovery of penicillin

• The study of electricity

What role did Franklin play in the American Revolution?

• He was a general in the army

• He was a spy for the British

• He was a member of the Second Continental Congress

• He was a king's advisor

What message does Franklin leave about self and world improvement?

• Start with improving yourself to improve the world

• Improvement is only for scientists

• Only focus on improving the world

• Improvement is impossible