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Child Inventors
Reading Comprehension Quiz
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Which statement is FALSE?
Albert Sadacca invented the flat-bottomed paper bag.
Frank Epperson invented the Popsicle.
Chester Greenwood invented ear protectors.
Louis Braille invented a system of writing.
How do you know this? Refer to the text in your response.
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Which happened FIRST in order of time?
Christmas tree lights were invented.
The popsicle was invented.
Braille was invented.
The flat-bottomed paper bag was invented.
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According to the text, why did Louis Braille want to invent a new system of writing?
So he could communicate with his friends more easily.
So he could graduate from his school.
So he could write messages in the middle of the night.
So he could help the military write secret codes.
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Which best describes how Frank Epperson invented the Popsicle?
He tested many different formulas before finding success.
He used an old family recipe, in his family for generations.
He consulted with scientists and doctors to find his idea.
He created it by accident.
How do you know this? Cite the text in your answer.
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Which event caused 15-year old Albert Sadacca to invent?
He left his lemonade on the porch.
A candle in a Christmas tree started a fire.
He was ice skating and his ears got cold.
He saw a factory worker get injured.
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Which statement about Chester Greenwood is FALSE?
His grandma helped him with his invention.
He helped to employ people in his town for 70 years.
He was ice skating when he had his big idea.
He patented the concept of the Popsicle.
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Which caused Margaret E. Knight to invent at the age of 12?
A candle in a tree started a fire.
She saw a loom worker get injured.
She left her lemonade on the porch.
She wanted to better communicate with friends.
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With which statement would the author of this text most likely DISAGREE?
Children have made important discoveries.
All important discoveries happen in science labs.
Women have changed the world through invention.
People with disabilities have invented amazing things.
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Which lesson can readers learn from this text?
Anybody, no matter how young, can change the world.
Age and experience are necessary to do important things.
Everything important has already been invented.
Kids should leave grown-up problems to the grown-ups.
Why do you believe this? Explain your answer completely.
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Which advice would the author MOST LIKELY give to young people?
Remain curious and think of ways to solve problems.
Only adults are smart enough to change the world.
All the problems in the world have already been solved.
Children should do what they are told and not ask questions.
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Which of the child inventors in this text do you find to be most inspirational or significant? Why do you feel this way? Explain your answer completely.
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Of the inventions described in this text, which do you believe is the LEAST important? Why do you think this? Explain your answer completely.
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