Coronado's Quest for the Golden Cities

Coronado, a Spanish officer, hears tales of the Seven Cities of Gold, where wealth abounds. Driven by the promise of riches, he embarks on a journey with his men to find these cities. After a long expedition, they discover cities that are not golden but made of dirt. Disappointed, Coronado reflects on the journey and returns home, questioning the truth of the legend.

What did Coronado hear about the Seven Cities of Gold?

• They were underwater.

• They were made of silver.

• They had walls made of gold.

• They were located in Europe.

What motivated Coronado to search for the Seven Cities of Gold?

• He was ordered by the king.

• He believed the cities contained great wealth.

• He was seeking adventure.

• He wanted to prove his friends wrong.

How many men did Coronado take on his journey?

• 100

• 200

• 300

• 400

What was Coronado's reaction upon seeing the cities?

• He was skeptical.

• He was overjoyed.

• He was frightened.

• He was indifferent.

What did Coronado find instead of golden cities?

• Cities made of wood.

• Cities made of stone.

• Cities made of dirt.

• Cities made of silver.

What did the inhabitants of the cities advise Coronado to do?

• Continue searching for gold.

• Return home.

• Seek help from other explorers.

• Build a settlement.

How did Coronado feel about the advice given by the city's inhabitants?

• He was confused.

• He was relieved.

• He was angry.

• He was grateful.

What did Coronado think he saw as he left the cities?

• A golden statue.

• A river of gold.

• A bit of gold.

• A mountain of jewels.

What was Coronado's final conclusion about the cities?

• They were truly golden.

• They were hidden.

• They were a myth.

• They were destroyed.

What did Coronado ultimately decide about the reflection he saw?

• It was a trick by the locals.

• It was a mirage.

• It was just the sun.

• It was a sign of hidden treasure.