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1、 Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick CheckLEVELInstructions:Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.Name Date Quick Check continued on following pageU U1.Why did John Sutter wish to keep the discovery of gold in his mill a secret?A He wanted to be sure it was real gold

2、 before telling everyone.B He was afraid that someone would try to steal his mill from him for the gold.C He did not want his mill to be overrun with gold hunters.D He wanted to see how much gold he could mine before he told anyone.2.What can you conclude about the experience of Native Americans dur

3、ing the gold rush?A The experience taught them how to mine for gold and make lots of money.B The experience was hard because they lost their land but helped them because many were able to get jobs.C The experience helped them because they were given money for their land.D The experience was terrible

4、 because they were forced out of their homes and many got sick.3.Immigrants are.A people who were forced to mine for goldB people who come to live in a new countryC people who struck it rich during the gold rushD people who start and run their own business1849:The California Gold Rush Learning AZ Al

5、l rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check(continued)LEVELName Date Quick Check continued on following pageU U1849:The California Gold Rush4.Who were the forty-niners?A a group of workers who refused to be treated badly at the millsB a group of people who decided to leave California because they did

6、 not find goldC a group of people who came from other countries to mine goldD a group of many people who joined the gold rush in one year5.What was the effect of the gold rush on the state of California?A Many people moved to California.B Everyone in California ended up wealthy.C After the gold rush

7、,many people moved away from California.D Laws were made that required workers to be treated well.6.Life for most miners in California was.A exciting and full of richesB challenging but well worth itC difficult and full of diseaseD inexpensive and joyful7.Which of the following events happened in 18

8、50?A California officially became a state.B Many people started moving out West.C The first ship from China landed in California.D The president told Congress that gold had been found.8.What conclusion can you draw about the California gold rush?A The gold rush forever changed the American West.B Th

9、e gold rush was more important to South America than to the United States.C The gold rush helped make most people in the United States wealthy.D The gold rush should have been kept a secret.Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check(continued)LEVELName Date U U1849:The California Gold

10、Rush9.How did many women make money during the gold rush?A They mined for gold alongside the men.B They started businesses that cooked food and washed clothes for the miners.C They helped people travel to California.D They bought and sold mills.10.People who search for gold are called.A entrepreneur

11、sB philosophersC prospectorsD millionaires11.Extended Response:In what ways was the gold rush an opportunity of a lifetime for many people?12.Extended Response:Why did the prices of everyday goods go wild during the gold rush?Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check Answer SheetLEVEL

12、Main Comprehension Skill:Make Inferences/Draw ConclusionsU U1849:The California Gold Rush 1.C Cause and Effect 2.D Make Inferences/Draw Conclusions 3.B Vocabulary 4.D Main Idea and Details 5.A Cause and Effect 6.C Make Inferences/Draw Conclusions 7.A Make Inferences/Draw Conclusions 8.A Main Idea an

13、d Details 9.B Main Idea and Details 10.C Vocabulary 12.Students should note the following:During the late 1800s,many people made less than a dollar and day and struggled to survive.The gold rush offered the potential to become instantly rich.11.Answers will vary,but students should note the following:People were interested in making money any way they could during the gold rush and goods were scarce,so many prices were raised.Because miners did not have a choice,they were forced to buy overpriced goods.