A) fares B) rugged C) beckons D) abandoned
A) profitable B) multicultural C) fares D) abandoned
A) beckons B) profitable C) rugged D) multicultural
A) abandoned B) fares C) profitable D) rugged
A) abandoned B) fares C) multicultural D) beckons
A) rugged B) profitable C) multicultural D) abandoned
A) is written in the first person B) gives information on a particular topic C) is a series of questions and answers D) expresses the author's opinion
A) the eastern cities were getting crowded B) people wanted to own their own land C) land in the East was getting expensive D) men wanted to ranch
A) Klondike gold rush B) California gold rush C) Alaska gold rush D) gold fever
A) fifty years after B) fifty years before C) the same time as D) a hundred years after
A) staking a claim to the land B) being careless C) being ready to work at all times D) having someone take them
A) prove ownership B) buy it C) sell it D) claim jump
A) a gold nugget B) placer gold C) buried gold D) washed gold
A) gold horns B) gold dusters C) greenhorns D) grubstakes
A) break away large pieces of rock B) rock a baby to sleep C) wash large amounts of gold D) mine gold
A) it was safer and people could help each other along the way B) they traveled in a covered wagon C) they could eat each other's food D) it was lonelier and people would need less food
A) find a grubstake B) build flumes C) stake a claim jump D) go to a boom town
A) go back home B) make fake gold C) farm in the valley D) build large jewelry businesses
A) It would cool them off. B) It didn't use any water. C) It was more fun than regular mining. D) I enables miners to get gold buried deep in rock.
A) Discovering something useful, or profitable. B) Finding dirt that has the glitter of gold in it. C) Getting dirty. D) Breaking apart the gold. |