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Women In Aviation Into Literature
Women In Aviation Into Literature
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1
Bessie Coleman wanted to help African American women become pilots
False
True
2
The text is organized into small biographical stories of Bessie Coleman
True
False
3
Which is an example of the word
exhibition
?
Bessie Coleman became the first black female to fly for astonished groups
Bullard became the first African American to fly a combat plane.
Harriet Quimby was the first woman to earn a pilot's license.
Sophie Blanchard made a balloon flight by herself
4
The text mostly includes a chronological biography of Bessie Coleman
False
True
5
Racial prejudices at the time was not as restrictive in France. Which statement best supports this?
The aircraft from France and Germany were among the best int he world
Bullard was a well-decorated pilot in the French Lafayette Flying Corp
WW1 air battles were publicized in American papers
Raymonde de la Roche became an aviator in France
6
The authors wrote "Women in Aviation" to
to discuss the early lives of pilots
inform readers how difficult it was for women to become pilots
to inform how regulations have made flying safer
to entertain readers with the process for becoming a pilot
7
What is the best inference drawn from the text? Women aviators....
Were born to fly
Are more skilled than men
Had superb flying skills
Were more likely to crash
8
Simplify the sentence: Katherine Wright
did not fly
planes
,
but she did support her brothers' aviation efforts.
was not a pilot
was not a person who flew planes
correct as is
did not guide flights
9
"She thrilled audiences with daredevil maneuvers, just as Quimby had done before her."
proves Coleman was better than any man at flying
was born to fly
Describes Coleman's superb flying skills
proves Coleman was destined to crash
10
This text provides examples of several early women in aviation
True
False
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What did Bessie Coleman want to do after training as a pilot in France?
entertain people with her aviation skills
fight discrimination against African Americans
Train African Americans as Pilots
work as a pilot in the United States