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WorksheetsAmplify 7F Gold Rush Review
Total questions: 61
Worksheet time: 2hrs 2mins
What was "gold fever?"
A. A disease caused by exposure to radioactive gold
B. A sudden rise in gold prices caused by the discovery of gold in California
C. A mental illness that caused people to mistake worthless metals for gold
D. The desire to get rich quick by acquiring gold
What were towns called that were abandoned once the gold was gone?
Empty cities
Ghost towns
Lonelyvilles
Boomtowns
How did many forty-niners travel to CA (choose 3)
Overland Trail
By Ship Around Cape Horn
By Ship from Japan
Across the Isthmus of Panama
Traveled from Mexico
When did California become a state
1848
1849
1850
1851
What was the safest way to travel to California?
Overland Trail by wagon train
Overland Trail by Stagecoach
Ship around Cape Horn
Isthmus of Panaa
Who became the most rich during the Gold Rush?
Miners
Teachers
Merchants
Governor
What was the nickname for people who moved to California during the gold rush?
Raiders
Carpet Baggers
Surfers
Forty Niners
What were towns called that grew rapidly when gold was discovered nearby?
Rush towns
Cities of gold
Boomtowns
Ghost towns
What was the most permanent effect of the Gold Rush?
Everyone developed tumors from the water
California went to war with Texas
Everyone left California for Mexico
Immigration in California caused diversity
What tools were used for mining?
scissors, knives, forks
bulldozers, tractors
pick ax, shovel, pan, rope
drill, saw, screwdriver
Why were people rushing to California in 1849?
Wagons
The Homestead Act
Gold
Shovels
Most Pioneers traveled to the West by:
Locomotive
Ship
Wagon
The mechanism used to lower pioneers down into the mines was called a:
Hoist
49'ers
Felt Cap
People who were daring enough to go out west to build homesteads & explore new opportunities were called:
Wagon Crazies
Pioneers
Lincolners
Sooners
True OR False: The journey west for Pioneers was MOSTLY safe.
TRUE
FALSE
The Donner Party was famous due to the legend that they had to
fight bears by hand to survive
climb Mount Everest to make it to the West
Resort to cannibalism due to lack of food
invented the wagon
The President who passed the Homestead Act of 1862 allowing for good deals on western land was:
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Joe Biden
The Oregon Trail could be dangerous due to all of these EXCEPT
Rain
Sailing Deep Oceans
Diseases (i.e. Cholera)
Cold/ Snowstorms
Which is NOT a tool to use when researching about sea life?
a. Books
b. Internet
c. Watching Finding Nemo
Talking to a marine biologist
What is the first thing you need to do when you want to research something?
a. Identify and understand the topic.
b. Call your friends.
c. Read every book in the library.
When you research something, it is OK for the information to be false?
yes
no
If you were researching dogs, Clifford books are a good researching tool to use?
true
false
Which is NOT a primary source?
Autobiography
Biography
Visual Arts
Maps
Which is NOT a Secondary Source?
Biography
News Papers
Web Pages
Autobiography
Which is NOT a Tertiary Source?
Encyclopedia
Almanac
Journal Articles
Dictionary
Primary Sorces are...
created later by someone who did not experience firsthand the events you are researching. They often provide interpretations and analyses of primary sources, and may even include images and/or quotations from primary sources.
original documents, creative works, and artifacts created during a specific period.
provide an overview or summary of primary and secondary sources,
Secondary Sources are...
provide an overview or summary of primary and secondary sources,
original documents, creative works, and artifacts created during a specific period. They include eyewitness accounts and published articles that report information and/or events for the first time,
created later by someone who did not experience firsthand the events you are researching. They often provide interpretations and analyses of primary sources, and may even include images and/or quotations from primary sources.
Tertiary Sources are...
provide an overview or summary of primary and secondary sources
created later by someone who did not experience firsthand the events you are researching. They often provide interpretations and analyses of primary sources, and may even include images and/or quotations from primary sources.
original documents, creative works, and artifacts created during a specific period. They include eyewitness accounts and published articles that report information and/or events for the first time,
Fill in the blank.
Fill in the blank.
If there is not an author you can still trust any website.
True
False
.org means the page is associated with...
The military
An educational group
The government
A Non-profit agency
.gov means the webpage is run by...
The military
An educational group
The government
A Non-profit agency
A website is trustworthy if...
the author's name is cited.
the author's job or qualification is available.
the date the author originally provided the information is present.
all of the above.
Web pages that provide citations of the sources used to create the site makes the web page more credible.
True
False
Plagiarism is stealing someone’s words or ideas without crediting the source.
False
True
A completed, framed quote has three parts:
An introduction to the quote (for example, According to the text… or Studies have found that…)
You copy and paste.
The borrowed words (the quote) in quotation marks
The citation in parentheses: the author’s last name or the source title, followed by the page or paragraph number
This is an example of patchwork plagiarism.
True
False
Mrs. DV is Teacher of the Month.
True
False
Mrs. Dv's favorite color is...
Black
Purple
Orange
Pink
What's AItana's favorite color?
Green
Pink
Black
I don't care.
What is Mr. Donato's favorite Pokémon?
Charizard
Kakuna
Blue Eyes White Dragon
Ignitumon
