1. Charles Lindbergh made one of the most famous trips of all time: across the Atlantic by air. Where did he land? Madrid Rome Paris London

2. Amelia Earhart's airplane trip is famous for its failure, not for its success. Who accompanied her on her ill-fated final trip? Husband Mechanic Secretary Navigator

3. Lewis and Clark helped pioneer the opening of the American West by exploring the land obtained by Jefferson in the Louisiana Paurchase. The trip was a success, but the aftermath was difficult in some ways. Which statement is true? Lewis died mysteriously Lewis and Clark both died mysteriously Clark died mysteriously Neither Lewis nor Clark died mysteriously

4. Another key to the opening of the American West was the Chisholm Trail. Which of these cities was a frequent base for the cattle drive? Abilene Denver Tombstone Santa Fe

5. The "trail of tears" was a legendary "walk" by what Indian tribe? Iroquois Apache Cherokee Sioux

6. Xenophon led a famous retreat in ancient times after his commanding generals had been killed in combat. What troops did Xenophon lead home? Greek Roman Persian Sumerian

7. Which of these famous sailors commanded "The Golden Hind"? Columbus Drake Magellan Cabot

8. Henry Stanley went to Africa in search of the legendary David Livingston. How did the trip end? Stanley found Livingston and both remained in Africa Stanley never found Livingston Stanley found Livingston and returned home while Livingston stayed in Africa Stanley found Livingston and both left Africa

9. Some trips are vertical, rather than horizontal. which of these brave explorers perished during an attempt to climb Mt. Everest? Robert Peary Edmund Hillary George Mallory Ernest Shackleton

10. The voyage of the Kon-Tiki is famous. Who made the trip? Roald Amundsen Leif Erickson Thor Heyerdahl Eric the Red