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WorksheetsChasing Lincoln's Killer- Unit Review
Total questions: 128
Worksheet time: 4hrs 30mins
to thicken
elude
martyr
sanctuary
menace
coagulate
someone willing to give his or her life (or something important) in order for others to be saved/benefit
thicket
carbine
martyr
menace
elude
What made Booth upset when reading the newspaper articles about the assassination?
Lincoln was still being looked at as an evil person
They pictured his Deringer pistol
The article he wrote was not published
having or showing an excessively high opinion of one's appearance, abilities, or worth.
edgy
vain
humble
faltering
a bunch of dense/thick shrubs
fugitive
menacing
carbine
thicket
coagulate
something seen as odd or unnaturally ugly
grotesque
collateral
fugitive
thicket
sheath
What point of view is Chasing Lincoln’s Killer told from?
First person
Second person
Third person
Third person, limited
Why do authors use figurative language when writing?
To add historical details and facts to his writing.
To allow the reader to be able to imagine the scene and feel the emotions of the characters.
To add historical details and facts to his writing.
Why did Booth want to kill President Abraham Lincoln
Because he was angry that Lincoln ended slavery
He was just bored out of his mind
Booth wanted to be the President and become famous
What Weapon Did Booth Kill President Abraham Lincoln With
Knife and Rifle
Knife and Fork
Knife and Derringer
Why are these people significant?
Choose all that are true about John WIlkes Booth
he was 29 when he shot Abraham Lincoln
he was a headliner on stage at age 26
he thought the U.S. was the best country after the Civil War
he was born into a prominent family of actors
Where was President Lincoln Assassinated?
At the inauguration in Washington D.C.
Giving a speech in Philadelphia
At the Ford Theatre in Washington D.C.
What day did John Wilkes Booth miss his opportunity to Kill President Lincoln?
April 10
Inauguration day
memorial day
President Lincoln wanted to give Blacks which freedom in particular; especially those that served in the War
freedom of speech
freedom to vote
freedom to drink out of all water fountains
Why was Secretary of State Seward recovering in bed?
He was attacked by a dog
Carriage Accident
Tuberculosis
Fever
Who was Lewis Powell supposed to kill?
President Lincoln
Vice President Johnson
Secretary of State Seward
An assassin is?
to hurt or get back at someone because they have offended you
used to protect someone or something from harm.
to stop a conflict because you have been defeated.
someone who kills a famous person
Proprietors
A person whose actions or ideas are considered dangerous or harmful
An oppressive leader
A division in portions
A person who has exclusive right or title to something
Seward did not die after the attack.
True
False
Who was NOT one of the conspirators with JW Booth?
Lewis Powell
George Atzerodt
General Rathbone
David Herold
ceremony; to mark the beginning; introduce someone
gloating
inauguration
illuminate
prominent
provide light; especially with bulbs/candles
gloating
illuminate
surpass
conjure
give up; hand over
ransom
unlucky
surrender
surpass
Confidants
An oppressive leader
close friends to whom secrets are confided in
A division in portions
To withdraw formally
Secede
Horrible
To withdraw formally
An oppressive leader
Follower
Autobiography
A book written by a person about themselves
A book written about a person by someone else
Southerners were upset when Lincoln was elected president because:
they believed he might one day end slavery, which would threaten their way of life
they wanted a president who would support the abolition of slavery
he wanted northern states to secede from the Union
he had a plan to raise taxes
Something made about an event or time period by someone who was not there
Primary
Secondary
A source created about an event or time-period by someone who was there
Primary
Secondary
An article about the Civil War written during the Civil War
Primary
Secondary
A report about the life of Abraham Lincoln written by a 5th grade student
Primary
Secondary
An audio recording of an immigrant talking about their experience of Ellis Island.
What is the audio recording in this sentence?
Primary
Secondary
I go to a play about Christopher Columbus discovering America. What is the play?
Primary
Secondary
John Wilkes Booth was for the Union.
True
False
Fill in the sentence with the correct word:
Rosy was my __________, as she was the only one I could tell my secrets to.
aliase
brute
enemy
confidant
Vestibule
A decoration of lights
A close friend to whom secrets are confided in
A passage or hall between the outer door and the interior parts of a house
A division in portions
Why did Dr. Leale pull a blood clot from Lincoln's head?
He thought it would be neat to look at
He wanted to make sure the blood clot didn't travel to a vital part of his body and kill him
He wanted to show other doctors what a clot look like
He didn't know what he was doing
What type of state is Maryland? Why is this important to Booth's escape?
They are Union Supporters and the Union hates the south
They supported the southern
They did not secede from the Union but lots of southerner supports still lived in the state
They are an independent state and not involved in the Civil War at all
Why could they not take Lincoln back to the White House?
The road was dangerous and he could die on the trip
He hated the White House and friends knew he would not want to die there
The doctors thought the White House would kill him
They wanted to keep Lincoln at the theater
What is Laura Keene most famous for?
Her acting skills
She was really rich
Her contributions to Lincoln during a chaotic time
Her personality is always remembered
What did Laura Keene ask Dr. Leale if she could do?
Say a prayer over Lincoln
Help move him somewhere comfortable
If she could place Lincoln's head in her lap to comfort him
If she could clear out the people from the theater so the doctors could work without distraction
the owner of a business, or a holder of property.
hospitality
proprietor
menacing
eluded
avoid compliance with or subjection to a law, demand, or penalty.
treachery
proprietor
eluded
persistent
Which sentence captures the CENTRAL IDEA of the novel?
“News of Booth’s death traveled across the nation by telegraph, and newspapers rushed to print stories filled with details of the manhunt’s climax at Garrett’s farm.”
“John Wilkes Booth did not get what he wanted. Yes, he did kill Abraham Lincoln, but in every other way, Booth was a failure.”
“Overcome with emotion, Booth shouted out, “I’m safe in glorious old Virginia, thank God!”
Which quote from the novel portrays America's view of Booth after the assassination?
“Useless.” “Useless.”
“You..coward!...Go! Go!”
“Could he mean the heroes who assassinated President Lincoln?
“Hang Him!” “Shoot him!” “Cut his heart out!”
Booth wanted to be captured and given a fair trial.
True
False
What was Cobb ordered to do?
to let no one cross the bridge after dark
stop each carriage from going over the bridge
notify the authorities if he sees Booth
keep quiet
What evidence was found in Booth's hotel room?
a pistol
a knife
a telegram
a letter
What item did Stanton send to Mary Jane Welles?
an american flag
a letter
a lock of Lincoln's hair
a bullet
To be earlier than. To go ahead of
presided
Implicate
endure
precede
How did the news of Booth's Death travel? Choose all that apply
Newspaper
a Messenger
posters
Telegraph
What happened to the reward money?
It went to pay for Lincoln's grave and memorial
It was all given to Conger who shot Booth
It was split among people
Why did Booth not actually get what he wanted from the assassination of Lincoln? Choose all that apply
He did not inspire the South to fight on
He did not undo the Emancipation Proclaimation
He did not revive slavery
He did not get a medal of honor
Who did Atzerodt implicate in the conspiracy?
Jones and Wilkes
Mary Surratt and Dr. Mudd
Abraham Lincoln
Stanton and Booth
How had Jones outwitted the man hunters?
He got Booth and Herold safely on a boat
He hid Booth and Herold in the tobacco barn
He got Booth and Herold two horses to use for the escape
He got Booth and Herold safely in a carriage
Where did John Garrett lock Booth and Herold in?
A tool shed
a tobacco barn
an abandoned garge
the cellar
What threat did Baker make to John Garrett?
to steal all of his horses
to shot him
to take him into custody
to burn down the barn
What choices did Booth have once the barn was set on fire? Choose all that apply
challenge the men to combat
to surrender
perish in the barn
What injuries did Booth suffer?
he was shot in the ankle
he was shot in the neck and paralyzed
he was shot in the head like Lincoln
he was severely burned
Why did the Union soldiers not want Booth to die?
the wanted him to apologize to the country for killing the President
the wanted to publically hang him
they wanted to bring him back alive as a prize for Edwin Stanton
