The Adventure of The Time Traveling Friends
Questions:
5
Grade:
5
Words:
95
One day, a group of friends found a peculiar watch in their attic. Little did they know, this was no ordinary watch, but a time-traveling device! With a whirl of colors, they were transported back to the time of the American Revolution! They were baffled but remembered their history lessons. Recognizing the Redcoats, they knew they were in the 1700s. They witnessed the Boston Tea Party, met George Washington, and even helped Paul Revere on his midnight ride. Using their knowledge and the strange watch, they navigated the era and found their way back home.
Question 1
How did the group of friends return to their own time?
A
They asked George Washington for help
B
They used a magic spell
C
They used the peculiar watch
Explanation. The story mentions that using their knowledge and the strange watch, they navigated the era and found their way back home.
D
They stayed in the 1700s
Question 2
Who did the group of friends meet during their time travel?
A
Abraham Lincoln
B
George Washington
Explanation. The text mentions that the group of friends met George Washington during their time travel.
C
Thomas Jefferson
D
Benjamin Franklin
E
John Adams
Question 3
What historical event did the group of friends witness?
A
The signing of the Declaration of Independence
B
The Civil War
C
The Boston Tea Party
Explanation. The text mentions that the group of friends witnessed the Boston Tea Party.
D
The French Revolution
E
The War of 1812
Question 4
Which era were the friends transported back to?
A
The 1800s
B
The 1500s
C
The 1600s
D
The 1700s
Explanation. The text mentions that the group of friends were in the 1700s during their time travel.
E
The 1900s
Question 5
Who did the friends help on his midnight ride?
A
George Washington
B
Benjamin Franklin
C
Paul Revere
Explanation. The text mentions that the group of friends helped Paul Revere on his midnight ride.
D
Abraham Lincoln
E
Thomas Jefferson
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