Amelia Earhart First Lady of Flight Pages 145

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Amelia Earhart: First Lady of Flight Pages 145 -157

Amelia Earhart: First Lady of Flight Pages 145 -157

Before You Read: What do you already know about Amelia Earhart? ________________________________________________ What do

Before You Read: What do you already know about Amelia Earhart? ________________________________________________ What do you think this story will be about? ________________________________________________

Review: What is the difference between a fact and an opinion? Give an example

Review: What is the difference between a fact and an opinion? Give an example of a fact and an example of an opinion about Wilmington Middle School. __________________________________________ __________________________________________

Amelia Earhart - Vocabulary Directions: Fill-in the definitions of each word on the slides

Amelia Earhart - Vocabulary Directions: Fill-in the definitions of each word on the slides provided. Then complete the vocabulary worksheet that follows. You can find flashcards online at: http: //quizlet. com/6609681/amelia-earhart-firstlady-of-flight-flash-cards/

accomplish • To succeed in doing something

accomplish • To succeed in doing something

accounting • A detailed record of events

accounting • A detailed record of events

aviation • The operation of an aircraft

aviation • The operation of an aircraft

compelling • having a powerful reason or effect

compelling • having a powerful reason or effect

controversy • a disagreement among many people

controversy • a disagreement among many people

disappearance • The state of having vanished

disappearance • The state of having vanished

grounded • to keep from leaving

grounded • to keep from leaving

hoax • an act intended to deceive or trick

hoax • an act intended to deceive or trick

inspiration • A positive example that encourages others to attempt to reach their goals

inspiration • A positive example that encourages others to attempt to reach their goals (role model)

journal • A personal record of events

journal • A personal record of events

Morse Code • a telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by

Morse Code • a telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals)

navigator • Someone who plans and records the course of a plane

navigator • Someone who plans and records the course of a plane

runway • A strip of level ground where airplanes take off and land

runway • A strip of level ground where airplanes take off and land

static • random noises in a radio receiver that make it hard to hear

static • random noises in a radio receiver that make it hard to hear what is being said

taxied • Moving slowly on the ground before taking off or landing

taxied • Moving slowly on the ground before taking off or landing

transmission • A message sent by radio

transmission • A message sent by radio

After You Read Questions Directions: Answer questions using complete sentences. You may use a

After You Read Questions Directions: Answer questions using complete sentences. You may use a separate sheet of lined paper if you need more space.

1. Were Amelia and Fred discouraged by their accident in Hawaii? Explain. _______________________________________ _______________________________________

1. Were Amelia and Fred discouraged by their accident in Hawaii? Explain. _______________________________________ _______________________________________

2. What effect did the Japanese have on the search for Amelia and Fred?

2. What effect did the Japanese have on the search for Amelia and Fred? _______________________________________ _______________________________________

3. Why do you think Amelia kept signing off before the radio operators could

3. Why do you think Amelia kept signing off before the radio operators could get a bearing on her plane? _______________________________________ _______________________________________

4. Why do you think the disappearance of Amelia captured people’s imaginations? _______________________________________ _______________________________________

4. Why do you think the disappearance of Amelia captured people’s imaginations? _______________________________________ _______________________________________

5. What theory about Amelia is most likely to be true? Support your answer

5. What theory about Amelia is most likely to be true? Support your answer with evidence from the text. _______________________________________ _______________________________________

Summary Directions: You will write a paragraph summary of the selection “Amelia Earhart: First

Summary Directions: You will write a paragraph summary of the selection “Amelia Earhart: First Lady of Flight”. Your paragraph should include at least 4 important facts, 4 opinions, and 8 vocabulary words from the text. You will be graded using the rubric attached Worth 15 points

Graphic Organizer Topic Sentence: Supporting Details: Closing Sentence:

Graphic Organizer Topic Sentence: Supporting Details: Closing Sentence: