Bessie Stringfield: The Motorcycle Queen of the 1930s

Bessie Stringfield was the first African-American woman to ride across the United States ____.

• with a team

• solo

• with a partner

• in a car

How many years ago did Bessie Stringfield disappear in a cloud of smoke?

• 50 years

• 60 years

• 70 years

• 80 years

Bessie Stringfield was an African-American woman who lived in ____.

• New York

• Boston

• Chicago

• Miami

Bessie Stringfield was born on an island in the ____.

• Pacific Ocean

• Indian Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

• Caribbean Sea

Bessie Stringfield was known for riding her motorcycle across the United States ____.

• with friends

• with family

• solo

• with a team.

Bessie Stringfield's journey across the United States was considered ____. A) easy B) difficult C) boring D) unremarkable.

• easy

• difficult

• boring

• unremarkable

What nickname was Bessie Stringfield given for her motorcycle achievements?

• The Motorcycle Queen

• The Bike Lady

• The Road Rider

• The Speed Queen

What was Bessie Stringfield's original name?

• A) Betsy Ellis

• B) Bessie Johnson

• C) Betty Smith

• D) Bessie Brown

Fill in the blank: Bessie Stringfield was known as 'The Motorcycle Queen of __.'

• New York

• Miami

• Boston

• Chicago

How many marriages did Bessie Stringfield have?

• 2

• 4

• 6

• 8