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- 1. Multiple Choice
George Washington Carver was also known as The Peanut Man.
True
False
- 2. Multiple Choice
Who established the Tuskegee Institute?
Thomas Jefferson
Booker T. Washington
George Washington Carver
The Peanut Man
- 3. Multiple Choice
What does the word hull mean?
To plant peanuts instead of cotton
To carry something heavy
To make peanut paper
The outer covering of a peanut
- 4. Multiple Choice
What did George Washington Carver use for paint when he was young?
mud
blackberry juice
paint
- 5. Multiple Choice
Why did George Washington Carver use a horses tail as a paint brush when he was young?
It worked better than an actual paint brush
He could not afford a real paint brush
He liked horses
- 6. Multiple Choice
Why was George Washington Carver important?
he taught southern farmers how to improve their worn out land
He established the Tuskegee Institute
He had a cool nickname "The Peanut Man"
He liked art
- 7. Multiple Choice
The vines were used to feed the farm animals.
True
False
- 8. Multiple Choice
What did the hulls do?
Taste good
Make Peanut soap
Fertilize the land
Fed the farm animals
- 9. Multiple Choice
Carver made sweet potatoes from peanuts
True
False
- 10. Multiple Choice
How many inventions did Carver make from peanuts?
3000
300
30
3
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