Abraham Lincoln: From Log Cabin to White House
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
74
Abraham Lincoln, our 16th President, led America bravely during the Civil War. Born in a humble log cabin, he taught himself to read and write. His love for books helped him become a lawyer, and later, President. Known as 'Honest Abe', he worked hard to end slavery. He also gave the famous Gettysburg Address, showing us that no matter where we come from, we can make a big difference if we're honest and kind.
Question 1
What was Abraham Lincoln's birthplace like?
A
A large palace
B
A modern apartment
C
A log cabin
Explanation. Abraham Lincoln was born in a humble log cabin.
D
An office building
E
A farmhouse
Question 2
What is one of the things Abraham Lincoln is known for?
A
Inventing the telephone
B
Writing the Declaration of Independence
C
Ending slavery
Explanation. Abraham Lincoln worked hard to end slavery.
D
Discovering America
E
Building the first car
Question 3
What was Lincoln's profession before becoming President?
A
Doctor
B
Teacher
C
Actor
D
Lawyer
Explanation. Abraham Lincoln became a lawyer before becoming President.
E
Carpenter
Question 4
What is the meaning of 'Honest Abe'?
A
He was very rich
B
He was very tall
C
He was very kind
D
He was a great cook
E
He was very truthful
Explanation. 'Honest Abe' suggests that Abraham Lincoln was known for his truthfulness.
Question 5
What life lesson can we learn from Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address?
A
We should always wear formal clothes
B
We should eat healthy food
C
We can make a big difference in the world, no matter where we come from
Explanation. Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address shows us that no matter where we come from, we can make a big difference if we're honest and kind.
D
We should always watch television
E
We should always play video games
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