Mrs. Loman's Educational Journey

Mrs. Loman, under the decree of King Bowman the 15th, is tasked with educating children on seventh-grade social studies. She plans to share stories of historical significance, including the fall of Rome, the Crusades, Mansa Musa's wealth, and the exploration of the Americas. Throughout the lesson, she aims to engage the audience with critical thinking and questions, ensuring the lessons are memorable. The session concludes with a reflection on the lessons learned, and Mrs. Loman returns to report to King Bowman.

Who ordered Mrs. Loman to educate the children of the kingdom?

• President Lincoln

• Emperor Augustus

• Queen Elizabeth

• King Bowman the 15th

What historical event does Mrs. Loman plan to discuss regarding Rome?

• The Roman Republic

• The fall of Rome

• The founding of Rome

• The Roman Empire's expansion

Which historical figure is known for spreading wealth and happiness in West Africa?

• Alexander the Great

• Mansa Musa

• Genghis Khan

• Julius Caesar

What famous painting by Leonardo da Vinci is mentioned?

• The Last Supper

• The Scream

• The Mona Lisa

• The Starry Night

What era is associated with explorers sailing to the Americas?

• The Enlightenment

• The Middle Ages

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Age of Exploration

What does Mrs. Loman hope the children will do with her teachings?

• Forget them

• Write them on parchment

• Ignore them

• Share them with friends

What does Mrs. Loman plan to do during the performance to aid learning?

• Show movies

• Pause for critical thinking

• Sing songs

• Give out prizes

Who is mentioned as a great thinker in the session?

• Socrates

• Plato

• Jesus

• Confucius

What is the expected reaction of the audience at the end of each tale?

• Applause

• Laughter

• Booing

• Silence

What is Mrs. Loman's final task after the session?

• Stay with the children

• Return home joyously

• Write a book

• Travel to another kingdom