WorksheetsLocal History by Pi Middle School, Chimacum, WA
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 19mins
How was the size of Kai Tai Lagoon decreased?
Water was pumped out.
It was filled in with sand and mud.
Water evaporated naturally.
There was a large earthquake.
How much did Kai Tai Lagoon decrease by?
Over 85%
Less than 50%
Over 50%
About 25%
What was build across the Kai Tai Lagoon?
A bridge
A zip line
A road
Who approved the rejoining of Kai Tai Lagoon to the bay?
The Army Corps of Engineers
The City of Port Townsend
Jefferson County Building Department
United States Preservation Society
Who founded Port Hadlock?
Joseph Hadlock
William Hadlock
Frederick Hadlock
Samuel Hadlock
In what year was the Port Hadlock Sawmill built?
1802
1900
1870
1920
What year did the Hadlock Sawmill burn down?
1900
1913
1935
1927
Who purshased the Hadlock House in 1906?
Willian Galster
Humphrey Oldfield
Where is Chimacum located? Select all that apply.
Earth
WA, USA
Solarity Complex B
At the Heart of the Dragon
Olympic Peninsula
What did the local indiginous people call themselves?
Chemakum
Chimkum
Chricekum
CimiKun
Why did the tribe go extint?
disease and famine
war and famine
disease and war
assimilation
There are many small, locally owned _____________.
factories
stores
schools
farmsteads
Indian Island has the largest population of ___________ in the county.
deer
blue heron
couger
bald eagle
Are there nuclear weapons on Indian Island?
yes
no
The ___________ family was the forst to settle on Indian Island.
Anderson
Smith
Johnson
Nordland
How many SMALL ammunition magazines are in Indian Island?
7
less than 25
over 50
no one knows
There are black bears on Indian Island.
True
False
How many siblings did Samuel Hadlock have?
7
13
5
18
What 3 towns make up the Tri Area?
Port Hadlock, Port Townsend, Port Ludlow
Port Hadlock, Chimacum, Port Ludlow
Port Hadlock, Quilcene, Chimacum
Port Hadlock, Irondale, Chimacum
Where did most of the iron get shipped to from the Puget Sound Iron Company?
New York
Tallahassee
Nebraska
San Francisco
Irondale had hoped their population would grow to _________ after 3 years.
2,500
5,000
10,000
20,000
The fort near Port Townsend was named ______________.
Fort Warden
Fort Wordan
Fort Worden
Fort Wordon
Fort Worden was named after ________________________.
John Lorimer Worden
John Jacob Worden
John Jamison Worden
John Lindsey Worden
Fort Worden was part of the ____________________.
Rectangle of Death
Triangle of Fire
Rhombus of Protection
Hexagon of Explosion
When was Fort Worden State Park established?
1971
1972
1973
1974
Which President set aside land for the forts in the Triangle of Fire?
George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
Donald Trump
How long is Marrowstone Island?
5 miles
7 1/2 miles
8 1/4 miles
4 miles
Who named Marrowstone Island?
Captain Vancouver
Captain Gray
Captain Lewis
Captain Hook
Nordland is on Marrowstone Island.
True
False
Marrowstone is _________________.
a precious gem
hard white stone
like talcum powder
a whitish clay
Who was Peter Nordby? Select all that apply.
A Norwegian Immigrant
Created the first settlement on Marrowstone Island
A Naval Officer
The founder of Nordland
_____________ ____________ built the Starrett House as a present for his wife, __________ Van-Bokkelen.
George Starrett, Ann
George Starr, Ann
George Starrett, Lucy
George Starr, Lucy
What is the architectural style of the Starrett Mansion?
Victorian Style
Ann Starrett Style
Stick-Style
Classic Mansion Style
What does the red arrow point to on the ceiling of the tower?
A virtue: faith, hope, purity, or justice.
A maiden: spring, summer, fall, or winter.
An angel: Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, or Uriel.
An artist: Michaelangelo, Donitello, Leonardo, or Raphael.
WHat is the Starrett Mansion currently used for?
A museum
A lawyers office
A Hotel
An AirBnB
What does a tea room mainly serve?
coffee and tea
tea and pastries
coffee, tea, and small sandwiches
tea, small cakes, and small sandwiches
How many owners has the Starrett Mansion had?
9
10
17
20
