WorksheetsPilgrims
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
The pilgrims sailed to America on the _____.
Speedwell
Mayflower
Squanto
Black Pearl
What year was the first "Thanksgiving"?
1620
1621
1820
1821
How often did the pilgrim children bath?
Daily
Weekly
a few times a month
a few times a year
The pilgrim children were taught how to read by reading ____________.
the newspaper
the Bible
stories about Indians
the dictionary
Which children had the chore of throwing stones at birds in the fields?
Girls
Boys
Both Boys and Girls
The children didn't have this chore
Which children had the chore of sewing?
Girls
Boys
Both Boys and Girls
Only the mothers did the sewing
Which children had the chore of picking corn?
Girls
Boys
Both Boys and Girls
The pilgrims used machines to pick corn
Which below are games the pilgrim children played? Check all that apply
Hop frog
Making cheese
Ghost in the Graveyard
Hide & Seek
Mario Brothers
True or False: Wampanoag means "people of the east".
True
False
True or False: Men and women had to sign the Mayflower Compact before leaving the ship in Plymouth.
True
False
Which of the following was the MAIN crop the pilgrims planted?
Beans
Squash
Corn
Potatoes
How started the Church of England?
William Bradford
Squanto
King James I
George Washington
The pilgrims first landed at ________________.
Cape Cod
Plymouth
New York
Jamestown
True or False: The Wampanoag had to follow the same rules as the pilgrims.
True
False
The pilgrims started building their houses on _____________.
Christmas day
Thanksgiving day
New Year's day
As soon as they landed
What was the name of the baby boy born on the Mayflower?
James
Patrick
Oceanus
Oliver
How many days were the pilgrims traveling before arriving in America?
41 days
66 days
96 days
102 days
The Wampanoag stored their food _______________.
in the trees
under ground
inside a cupboard
in their beds
The pilgrims were trying to avoid ______________ so they traveled the northern route to American.
Storms
King James
Migrating sea turtles
Pirates
Thanksgiving became a national holiday in the year ______.
1620
1621
1863
1963
