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Test your Monticello Knowledge! Level 1
Test your Monticello Knowledge! Level 1
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1
Where did Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration of Independence?
Los Angeles
London
Boston
Philadelphia
2
On what national holiday did Thomas Jefferson pass away?
Christmas Day
Easter
Fourth of July
Halloween
3
Who made up the largest work force at Monticello?
Overseers
Free white workers
Thomas Jefferson's Daughters
Enslaved Workers
4
Thomas Jefferson was America's _____ President.
Tenth
Third
Fifteenth
First
5
What university did Jefferson found?
University of Virginia
William and Mary
Harvard
Georgetown
6
What famous document in American History did Thomas Jefferson write?
Gettysburg Address
Declaration of Independence
Constitution
Bill of Rights
7
Finish this line from the Declaration of Independence: All men are created ...
Tall
Equal
Happy
Loud
8
On what dollar bill can you find Thomas Jefferson?
$10
$2
$5
$1
9
What was a favorite pasta dish served at Monticello?
Vanilla Ice Cream
Waffles
Macaroni
Apple Pie
10
What was the large land purchase made during Thomas Jefferson's Presidency?
Nevada Purchase
Mississippi Purchase
Colorado Purchase
Louisiana Purchase
11
Who were the two men chosen to explore the Louisiana Purchase and lead the Corps of Discovery?
Lincoln and Grant
Hamilton and Burr
Lewis and Clark
Jefferson and Madison
12
Sacagawea fulfilled what role for the Corps of Discovery?
All of the above
Trading Agent
Guide
Interpreter
13
What is the name of Thomas Jefferson's House?
Orchard House
Biltmore
Monticello
Mount Vernon
14
What day was the Declaration of Independence adopted?
April 13, 1743
July 4, 1776
November 14, 1801
August 7, 1987
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Finish this Line from the Declaration of Independence: Life, Liberty, and ...
Coffee
the Pursuit of Happiness
Respect
Independence