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WorksheetsJourney to Dawson Part II
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 59mins
In what year was gold discovered in Northern Canada?
(a)
Near what town was it discovered?
Dawson
Skagway
Juneau
Denver
In Juneau you see a great glacier. What color is the tip of the glacier?
(a)
What is the name of the river you finally reach?
The Yukon River
The Nile River
The Savanna River
The Amazon River
Which part of the river is the most frightening?
Can you ride the boat all the way down the rapids?
No, the boat cannot go all the way down the rapids
How long does it take to go one mile on land?
24 hours
5-10 hours
At last you reach a great valley. What is the name of that valley?
The Valley is called the Yukon Valley
Choose which animals have seen on this trip to the Yukon.
Wolves
Mosquitos
Deer
Birds
Bears
Go (a) the newspaper for me.
After he graduated from high school, he attended (a)
The (a) was pulled by four black horses.
He did most of the work but nobody would (a) to him.
Breaking the window is a disgraceful thing to do.
(a)
They scrambled away when they heard the lion advancing.
(a)
In what year was gold discovered in Northern Canada?
(a)
Near what town was the gold discovered?
(a)
Pretend you are traveling to Dawson. Write the name of the first city you go to.
You see a large glacier. What color is the tip of it?
(a)
What town do you come to after Juneau?
Skagway
Is that town in Alaska or Canada?
(a)
Why wouldn't you want to buy things in Skagway?
From that town, you follow a mountain trail until you reach a (a) that is nearly one hundred miles long.
Write Fact or Fiction for each item.
A mother duck must continue to sit on her eggs.
(a)
Write Fact or Fiction for each item.
A mother duck talks to her neighbors.
(a)
Write Fact or Fiction for each item.
An egg of a swan is bigger than an egg of a duck.
(a)
Write Fact or Fiction for each item.
Hunters shoot geese.
(a)
Write Fact or Fiction for each item.
Ducks fly south in the fall.
(a)
Write Fact or Fiction for each item.
Geese talk to ducks.
(a)
A smart person is the one who learns to (a) with others.
They hoped that the raft would (a) them across the river.
They walked slowly along the riverbank.
(a)
The engine pulled five splendid (a) .
She had been wanting to go swimming for a week and she was (a) .
Walt could never find shoes big enough to fit his (a) feet.
After staying in the same place for a week, the armies (a) five more miles.
The Witch shouted with great anger at Dorothy.
(a)
The splendid things he promised her did not (a) her.
The Witch was very cruel and clever but sneaky.
(a)
He sat down at the table and prepared to have a feast.
(a)
He was ready to throw his shirt away, but shee said that she could fix it.
(a)
Kim's ring was (a) with expensive jewels.
Jan asked for a salad and a glass of milk.
(a)
When the clock rings, get up promptly.
(a)
She begged the witch to let her go.
(a)
Kim's ring was (a) with expensive jewels.
He was ready to throw his shirt away, but shee said that she could fix it.
(a)
He sat down at the table and prepared to have a feast.
(a)
The policeman grabbed the crook.
(a)
The anxious traveler (a) wanted to catch the train.
When the work was over all the people rejoiced.
(a)
When Elsa tried to sing the high note, her voice became very (a) .
The cat was nervous in the (a) of the dog.
The Witch would not (a) them to eat candy.
A strange sorceress lived in the gloomy castle.
(a)
The sad woman started to weep.
(a)
There was a great explosion that shook the building.
(a)
When the lion stepped from the shadows, the man's eyes were filled with terror.
(a)
She tried to be polite when she requested a clean bowl.
(a)
The dog's whiskers were slightly burned by the fire.
(a)
Steve stared into the gloomy shadows of the tunnel.
(a)
The walk in the cold air (a) her and made her feel awake.
The bulldog put his nose to the ground and followed the scent of the fox.
(a)
The kitten was too shy to come out from behind the refrigerator.
(a)
