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Women in Aviation 24-25
Women in Aviation 24-25
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WIA: Which pilot tragically died when flying?
Both
Bessie Coleman
Harriet Quimby
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After being trained as a pilot in France, Coleman's ultimate goal was...
To fight in the war
Teach her sister how to fly
Make the Guiness Book of World Records
Open a flying school for African Americans
3
WIA: Which pilot had to overcome larger obstacles because she was African American?
Harriet Quimby
Bessie Coleman
4
WIA: The text opens with...
The story of how the plane was invented
Examples of early women aviators
A detailed biography of Bessie Coleman
A discussion of Amelia Earhart
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WIA: Europe lagged behind the United States in developing a strong aviation program.
False
True
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WIA: Eugene Jacques Bullard was the first African American to fly an airplane in combat.
False
True
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WIA: To inundate is...
to make fun of, to joke at
to overwhelm, to give too much
to be victorious
to cheer on, to support
8
WIA: Which of the following shows a precaution taking place?
drawing on a canvas
doing your homework
going for a walk
putting on a seat-belt before driving
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WIA: Define exhibition
a home
a performance
a television show
a treat
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WIA: The story of women aviation goes back to...
planes
blimps
helicopters
hot air balloons
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WIA: Bessie Coleman was the first African American woman to earn a pilot's license.
True
False
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WIA: The author would most likely agree to which statement...
Women should only fly hot air balloons
American aviation is and always will be far superior
American aviation began with racist and sexist assumptions
Katherine Wright was the most influential woman pilot
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WIA: To be restrictive is...
to limit something
to be athletic
to clear something up
to fly a plane
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WIA: Why did Harriet Quimby say "Flying is easier than voting?"
She hated voting
She was thinking about running for office
Women could not vote at the time
Women didn't want to vote
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WIA: Which language did Bessie Coleman learn so that she could understand her instructors once she moved there?
German
French
Spanish
Italian
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WIA: The word that BEST shows how authors would describe the lives of early female aviators is...
Difficult
Unskilled
Scary
Easy
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WIA: Following their deaths, the public opinion moved towards...
honoring their legacy
making sure women and African Americans had the right to fly
simply moving on
thinking women and African Americans aren't capable of flying
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WIA: How is Bessie Coleman's biography organized?
Problem and Solution
Cause and Effect
Chronologically
Compare and Contrast
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The author's purpose for "Women in Aviation" was to...
inform
entertain
persuade
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WIA: Who holds the distinction of being the first American woman to become a license pilot?
Amelia Earhart
Bessie Coleman
Katherine Wright
Harriet Quimby
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WIA: Which pilot learned to fly in France?
Bessie Coleman
Both
Harriet Quimby
