Amelia Earhart’s Journey into Aviation

The transcript details Amelia Earhart's journey from college to becoming a renowned pilot. After leaving Columbia University, she moved to California, where her passion for flying was ignited by a biplane ride. She took flying lessons, bought her first plane, Canary, and participated in races, setting records. Despite a brief hiatus, she remained involved in aviation, gaining media attention and recognition as one of the best female pilots in the US.

What event sparked Amelia's interest in flying?

• A visit to an aviation museum

• A local air show

• A documentary on aviation

• A book about pilots

What was the name of Amelia's first airplane?

• Eagle

• Bumblebee

• Canary

• Yellow Jacket

Which race did Amelia participate in shortly after getting her pilot's license?

• The Atlantic Air Derby

• The Pacific Coast Ladies Derby

• The National Air Race

• The Women's Air Classic

What profession did Amelia pursue when she took a break from flying?

• Teacher

• Engineer

• Social Worker

• Journalist

Which newspaper recognized Amelia as one of the best female pilots in the USA?

• The New York Times

• The Boston Globe

• The Chicago Tribune

• Aerospace News