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WorksheetsBlended Lives Virtual Field Trip
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What was the name of the neighborhood that Mr. Riley's house was located?
Rocky Top
Smokey Hollow
Ferns Glen
Killearn Acres
How much did Mr. Riley pay for the land to build his house?
$125
$100,000
10 pesos
$5,000,000,000
What type of jobs did men and women typically work in Smokey Hollow?
Veterinarians, doctors, social workers, and plumbers
Teachers, electricians, journalists, and directors
Lumberjacks, factory workers, cooks, railroad workers, maids, and laundry washers
Dentists, lawyers, and engineers
What was Mr. Riley's occupation?
Professional pilot
Teacher and principal of Old Lincoln Academy
Cobbler
Carpenter
Where was the Worm Grunting Festival? What were the worms used for?
New York City. The worms were dumped into the pipes running under the subway.
Gainesville. The worms were thrown to the gators.
Orlando. The worms were fed to the animals at Sea World.
Sopchoppy. The worms were used as fishing bait.
During the Civil War, where did Black Soldiers sleep?
in a cabin
under the overpass in a sleeping bag
on top of the roof
in a tent made of wood and a cloth covering
Why is John G. Riley a significant figure in Tallahassee's early history? (choose the best answer)
because he was rich
he was a principal
he made a positive impact on his community
he had a big house
What were some positive contributions that John G. Riley made in his community? (choose 3)
loaned people money
provided housing
educated others
owned a fancy house
hoarded his money
How did the soldiers cook their food?
microwave
oven
grill
campfire
How did Mr. Riley become a millionaire?
He purchased land and bought homes that he would later rent.
He sold his home.
He sold books and school supplies.
He sold building supplies.
