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Taking to the Skies Quiz

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News of early flight (10 Qs)

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News of early flight (10 Qs)

by Shristi Thakulla
1

What is the headline of the newspaper report?

2

On what date does the front page indicate the event occurred?

3

Where did the Wright brothers achieve their first flights?

4

How long did the Flyer I flight last according to the report?

5

Who is named as the reporter in the article?

6

What wind condition is described in the article?

7

How many flights did the Wright brothers make on that morning?

8

What powered the Wrights’ plane in the article?

9

What helps make a newspaper report more interesting, according to the text?

10

Besides facts, what should a newspaper report include?

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The headline shown is FLYING LIKE BIRDS!

The date printed at the top right reads 18th December 1903.

The article states North Carolina, USA, specifically Kitty Hawk.

The report notes a flight lasting 12 seconds.

The byline credits Reporter: Dan Clarke.

The text describes a consistent wind blowing from the north.

The passage mentions four flights that morning.

The Flyer I was powered by an engine.

Illustrations and photographs can make reports more engaging.

Eyewitness accounts are encouraged to give a fuller picture of events.

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