WorksheetsLSC 3/27/23
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How did the people mark the homes of the sick?
a)
With a yellow cloth
b)
With a blue cloth
c)
With blue paint
d)
WIth yellow paint
2.
When was Yale university established?
a)
2345 AD
b)
1701.0
c)
172 AD
d)
475986 AD
3.
What was the Atlantic passage called?
a)
Northern passage
b)
Eastern Passage
c)
Middle passage
d)
Southern Passage
4.
When was John Smith born?
a)
3459 AD
b)
176 AD
c)
1581.0
d)
1580.0
5.
When did Roger Williams die?
a)
1683.0
b)
4358 AD
c)
1682.0
d)
1583.0
6.
Who was the leader of the Green Mountain Boys?
a)
Ethan Allen
b)
Allen Nat
c)
John Allen
d)
None of the Above
7.
What were the German troops called?
a)
Scorpions
b)
Hessians
c)
Killers
d)
Tigers
8.
Did the Seven Years' War actually last 7 years?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
French
d)
British
9.
How old was Benjamin Franklin when he died.
a)
74.0
b)
94.0
c)
84.0
d)
104.0
10.
Why did Mattie start yelling Eliza's name in Ch.26?
a)
Because Mattie saw hornets attacking the children.
b)
Because the children recovered.
c)
Because Mattie saw gold.
d)
Because Mattie saw the first frost.
11.
What was the main diet of the colonists
a)
Corn
b)
Pumpkin
c)
Turkey
d)
Fish
12.
What is the family name for bears
a)
Ursidae
b)
Mustelidae
c)
Canidae
d)
Hyanidae
13.
What was the turning point of the American Revoulution.
a)
Battle of Saratoga
b)
Battle of Yorktown
c)
Battle of Trenton
d)
Battle of Bunker Hill
14.
When was the Quartering act
a)
1765.0
b)
1864.0
c)
1728.0
d)
1492.0
15.
When was Mattie Cook Born
a)
1779.0
b)
1698.0
c)
1234.0
d)
1876.0
16.
What did the Patriots do when they were out of gunpowder?
a)
Give up
b)
Throw stones
c)
Threw pieces of wood
d)
Went to sleep
17.
What was Ethan Allen’s job?
a)
Carpenter
b)
IT worker
c)
Blacksmith
d)
A janitor
18.
One of the most unwanted types of public humiliation was the wearing of a sign around the neck. What did the "B" stand for?
a)
Adultery
b)
Burglar or blasphemer
c)
Drunkard
d)
Murderer
19.
Benjamin Franklin watched a scientist conduct experiments with electricity and was fascinated by it. Who was he?
a)
Dr. Benjamin Rush
b)
Dr. Archibald Spencer
c)
John Bartram
d)
Peter Collinson
20.
Who did Benjamin Franklin watch in Boston?
a)
Archibald Spencer
b)
Thomas Jefferson
c)
David Rittenhouse
d)
Thomas Brattle
21.
Where was the Salem witch trials?
a)
Salem, Massachusetts
b)
Salem, North Carolina
c)
Salem, Conneticut
d)
Salem, New Hampshire
22.
The following answer choices relate to the introduction of the Preamble except...
a)
Inalienable rights of life
b)
Liberty
c)
Pursuit of Happiness
d)
The wrongdoing of King George III
23.
Who was not part of the committee the Congress appointed in 1776?
a)
Robert Livingston
b)
Roger Sherman
c)
Samuel Adams
d)
Thomas Jefferson
24.
"I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." Who said that?
a)
Washington
b)
Nathan Hale
c)
General Howe
d)
General Clinton
25.
What was the bloodiest battle?
a)
Breed Hill
b)
Princeton
c)
Bunker Hill
d)
Long Island
26.
Blessed be God for the change in the weather. The disease visibly and universally declines. Who made this quote?
a)
John Walsh
b)
Benjamin Franklin
c)
Dr. Benjamin Rush
d)
None of the above
27.
Who used Benjamin's lighting rod experiment?
a)
Dr. Archibald
b)
Young french scientist
c)
Benjamin's son William
d)
Sir Francis Bacon
28.
What did M stand for
a)
Burgalar
b)
Theif
c)
forger
d)
Murderer
29.
All is thick and melancholy gloom. Who wrote that quate?
a)
Charles Brockden Brown
b)
Phillip Freneau
c)
Dr. Benjamin Rush
d)
Dr. Adam Kuhn
30.
What was Ethan Allen?
a)
A blacksmith
b)
A barber
c)
A silversmith
d)
A Pewterer
31.
What did Mrs. Epler give Mattie
a)
2 fat chickens
b)
2 dozen eggs
c)
1 fat chicken
d)
1 dozen eggs
32.
When was the corceive acts passed
a)
1784.0
b)
1766.0
c)
1763.0
d)
1793.0
33.
When was the first contential congress
a)
1784.0
b)
1766.0
c)
1938.0
d)
1032.0
34.
When was the first transit of venus occured
a)
1639.0
b)
1777.0
c)
1836.0
d)
1938.0
35.
What was the Jar called Benjamin Frankiln invented
a)
Leyden Jar
b)
Banna jar
c)
Betty jar
d)
Mason jar
36.
Who is Eliza's brother
a)
Joseph
b)
Adam
c)
Johnathan
d)
Aiden
37.
Who was known as the green mountain boys?
a)
Ethan Allen and Vermont blacksmith
b)
Jhon smith and Jhon white
c)
Ethan Allen and Jhon smith
d)
Vermont blacksmith and Jhon white
38.
In August 1776, ________ landed on a long island
a)
British
b)
Spain
c)
Netherlands
d)
Columbia
39.
What does Mrs. Epler sell?
a)
cabbages
b)
corn
c)
eggs
d)
None of the Above
40.
Which holiday did Washington plan a surprise attack
a)
Christmas
b)
halloween
c)
Thanksgiving
d)
Labors day
41.
How many redcoats did they lose when Britain reached bosten
a)
73.0
b)
69.0
c)
82.0
d)
96.0
42.
Who wrote The Scarlet Letter?
a)
Hester Prynne
b)
Nathaniel Hawthorne
c)
Elizabeth Parris
d)
None of the above
43.
During the long battle how much men were killed
a)
1400.0
b)
900.0
c)
1200.0
d)
1800.0
44.
What was Benjamin Franklin's pamphlet called?
a)
Experiments and Observations on Electricity
b)
Guide on Electricity
c)
Observations on Electricity
d)
None of the Above
45.
In what year did the British land on Long Island
a)
1765.0
b)
1785.0
c)
1778.0
d)
1776.0
46.
When was the final version of the declaration of independence approved?
a)
July 14,1798
b)
June 4, 1775
c)
July 4, 1776
d)
None of the Above
47.
Who did the German mercenaries join the Battle of Long Island?
a)
The British
b)
Boston
c)
South Carolina
d)
Philidelphia
48.
When did Thomas Paine publish Common Sense?
a)
Early in 1776
b)
Late in June 1776
c)
In the spring of 1776
d)
On March 4, 1776
49.
Which one of these option choices explained the lightning rod?
a)
The lightning rod was a tall pole attached to the outside of a house. One end of the rod points up into the sky; the other is connected to a cable, which stretches down the side of the house to the ground. The end of the cable is then buried at least 9 feet underground. The rod attracts the lightning during a thunderstorm and sends the electrical charge to the ground.
b)
The lightning rod was a tall pole attached to the outside of a house. One end of the rod points up into the sky; the other is connected to a cable, which stretches down the side of the house to the ground. The top of the cable is then buried at least ten feet underground. The rod attracts the lightning during a thunderstorm and sends the electrical charge to the ground.
c)
The lightning rod was a tall pole attached to the outside of a house. One end of the rod points up into the sky; the other is connected to a cable, which stretches down the side of the house to the ground. The end of the cable is then buried at least ten feet underground. The rod attracts the lightning during a thunderstorm and sends the electrical charge to the ground.
d)
The lightning rod was a tall pole attached to the outside of a house. One end of the rod points up into the sky; the other is connected to a cable, which stretches down the side of the house to the ground. The end of the cable is then buried at least ten feet underground. The rod attracts the lightning during a thunderstorm and sends the electrical charge to a different object.
50.
What was Benjamin Franklin's conclusion of the experiment he conducted with the Leyden jar?
a)
“The whole force and power of giving a shock is in the nail itself.”
b)
“The whole force and power of giving a shock is in the itself.”
c)
“The whole force and power of giving a shock is in the liquid itself.”
d)
“The whole force and power of giving a shock is in the glass itself.”
51.
Who wrote the quotes that state "Blessed be God for the change in the weather. The disease visibly and universally declines", and "All is thick and melancholy gloom"?
a)
John Walsh
b)
Dr. Benjamin Rush
c)
Ebenezer Hazard
d)
Philip Freneau
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