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Let's Ride, Paul Revere! - Examen
  • 1. Where was Paul Revere born?
A) London, England
B) Boston, Massachusetts
C) Lexington, Massachusetts
D) Albany, New York
  • 2. What trade did Paul Revere's father practice?
A) politician
B) banker
C) silversmith
D) cobbler
  • 3. Where did Paul Revere fist attend school away from home?
A) He was always home schooled.
B) Boston University
C) Boston Elementary School
D) North Writing School
  • 4. How did people protect their silver before there were many banks?
A) They melted it.
B) They deposited it.
C) They buried it.
D) They had safes in their homes.
  • 5. At 21, when Paul Revere joined the army, who did he fight?
A) French
B) British
C) Loyalists
D) Indians
  • 6. Why did Paul Revere speak out against The Stamp Act?
A) Colonists didn't tax the stamps.
B) Colonists didn't get to vote on it.
C) Colonists didn't make paper products.
D) Colonists didn't wanted the tea.
  • 7. How did Paul Revere's artistry contribute to public opinion regarding the Boston Tea Party?
A) He engraved a picture about the Boston Massacre.
B) He wrote a poem about the Boston Massacre.
C) He printed a pamphlet about the Boston Massacre.
D) He engraved a silver tea set about the Boston Massacre.
  • 8. What did the British do as a result of the Boston Tea Party?
A) They taxed paper, documents, newspaper, and playing cards.
B) They closed the harbor.
C) They sent Tax Collectors.
D) They retreated to Concord.
  • 9. What happened when Paul Revere was captured?
A) The British took his horse.
B) The British shot him.
C) The British took him to prison.
D) The British took all of his money.
  • 10. What did Paul Revere do for the members of Cockerel Church in Boston?
A) He repaired their bell.
B) He fixed their pipe organ.
C) He sand in their choir.
D) He taught Sunday School.
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