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WorksheetsRMS Unit 2 Fast Break
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 29mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
3 Minutes: Read Paragraph 1 on Page 102. What was the Industrial Revolution in England?
a)
A period when industry grew rapidly
b)
Machine made goods production increase
c)
Both of the answers
d)
None of the answers
2.
5 Minutes: Read Paragraph 2 on Page 102. The first raw material transformed by the Industrial Revolution was what?
a)
Leather
b)
Cloth
c)
Sea Shells
d)
Oil
3.
3 Minutes: Read Paragraph 2 on Page 102. At the beginning of the IR, what natural earth product ran the machines?
a)
Water
b)
Heating Oil
c)
Butane
d)
Oxygen
4.
30 seconds. Page 102. Who invented the "Spinning Jenny?"
a)
John Doe
b)
James Hargreaves
c)
Harry Potter
d)
Mr. Riden
5.
5 Minutes. Your source for this question is Paragraph 3 on Page 102. On an automobile assembly that makes Camaro Z-28s, for example, lots of people work on a small part of the product. As the Camaro slowly moves down the line, workers individually put on tires, engine parts, doors, hoods, and trunks. What is this way of building called in the early years of the IR?
a)
Pontiac System
b)
Process Assembly
c)
Factory System
6.
2 Minutes: Read Paragraph 4 Page 102. Who developed the steam engine and how was it powered?
a)
Jim Smith by coal
b)
James Watt by water
c)
James Watt by coal
d)
Jim Smith by water
7.
3 Minutes: Read Page 102 and Paragraph 5. In the late 1700s, which two countries became leading manufacturers of textiles?
a)
France and Spain
b)
France and Bermuda
c)
France and Germany
d)
France and Belgium
8.
5 Minutes: True or False. Read all of Page 103. The impact of the IR was quite extensive. Laborers worked 16 hours per day but child labor was uncommon.
a)
True
b)
False
9.
2 Minutes. From reading Page 103, we've learned that children could start working in the factories and mines at what specific age?
a)
Age 4
b)
Age 5
c)
Age 6
d)
Age 7
10.
60 Seconds. Source Page 103. Look at the Industries in Europe Map. Could you state with preciseness that Western Europe was able to produce a bounty of iron ore?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
Maybe
d)
No way
11.
2 Minutes. BONUS QUESTION: Name the three industries in Europe between 1840 and 1890. Look closely at the map on page 103.
a)
Water, Swimsuits, Oxygen Masks
b)
Ships, Boats, Canoes
c)
Animal Hides, Leather, Gloves
d)
Coal, Iron Ore, Textiles
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