WorksheetsNational Heroes & Heroine of JA
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which National Hero was born in Cherry Gardens, St. Andrew?
Paul Bogle
Samuel Sharpe
Alexander Bustamante
George William Gordon
Which year was Paul Bogle born?
1956
1675
1820
1478
Who was the first National Hero of Jamaica?
Nanny of the Maroon
Sam Sharpe
Bruce Golding
Marcus Garvey
What parish was national hero Samuel Sharpe born?
Westmoreland
St Andrew
St James
St Cathrine
In What year did national hero Samuel Sharpe died?
1801
1995
1465
1832
Which National Hero was the first Prime Minister of Jamaica?
Paul Bogle
Marcus Garvey
Alexander Bustamante
Which national Hero came from St. Ann?
Alexander Bustamante
Marcus Garvey
George William Gordon
Which National Hero was also a Baptist deacon?
Marcus Garvey
Paul Bogle
Sam Sharpe
In which parish was Norman Manley born?
St. Ann
Hanover
Manchester
Which hero started the Universal Negro Improvement Association?
Sam Sharpe
Nanny of the Maroons
Marcus Garvey
What incident was Samuel Sharpe responsible for?
The Marron War
The 1938 riot
The Morant Bay Rebellion
Christmas Rebellion
Which national hero is on the $5 coin?
Sam Sharpe
Norman Manley
Nanny of the Maroon
Onexia Davis
A woman who has done something brave, new or good and who is therefore greatly admired by a lot of people.
National hero
Nation builder
heroine
heroess
Order of the Nation is a National Award
True
False
O.D., O.M., C.D., O.J., are all National Awards.
True
False
The U.N.I.A. was founded by Marcus Garvey.
True
False
Paul Bogle led the Morant Bay Rebellion in 1865.
True
False
George William Gordon helped to set up free villages in Jamaica.
True
False
Paul Bogle led the Christmas Rebellion of 1831.
True
False
The Kensington Estate was burnt during the 'Christmas Rebellion'.
True
False
Samuel Sharpe was executed in 1832.
True
False
Marcus Garvey published the first newspaper in Jamaica.
True
False
Norman Manley and Alexander Bustamante lived and worked during the same historical period.
True
False
Alexander Bustamante was the first Prime Minister of Jamaica.
True
False
The correct way to address National Heroes/Heroine is to add the title 'The Right Honourable' to their names.
True
False
Identify the National Hero/Heroine:
Marcus Garvey
Samuel Sharpe
Alexander Bustamante
George William Gordon
Nanny of the Maroons
Identify the National Hero/Heroine:
Marcus Garvey
Paul Bogle
Alexander Bustamante
George William Gordon
Nanny of the Maroons
Identify the National Hero/Heroine:
Samuel Sharpe
Paul Bogle
Alexander Bustamante
George William Gordon
Nanny of the Maroons
Identify the National Hero/Heroine:
Samuel Sharpe
Paul Bogle
Alexander Bustamante
Norman Manley
Nanny of the Maroons
Identify the National Hero/Heroine:
George William Gordon
Paul Bogle
Alexander Bustamante
Norman Manley
Nanny of the Maroons
