Quinton Roosevelt and His Legacy

What was the average lifespan of a pilot on the Western Front during World War I?

• A few months

• A few weeks

• A few days

• A year

Why did Theodore Roosevelt need to construct an addition to the White House?

• To have a larger office space

• To create a new dining area

• To handle both family and presidential business

• To accommodate more staff

What was Quinton Roosevelt known for during his time in the White House?

• His academic achievements

• His musical talent

• His mischievous antics

• His political speeches

What was Quinton's initial interest in the military?

• The Army

• The Marines

• The Navy

• The Air Force

What did Quinton Roosevelt aspire to become due to his interest in mechanics?

• An aerospace engineer

• A mechanical engineer

• A naval officer

• A pilot

How did Quinton manage to pass the eye test for flying?

• He wore contact lenses

• He memorized the eye chart

• He used special glasses

• He had surgery

What was Quinton's attitude towards flying and combat?

• Cautious and reserved

• Indifferent and uninterested

• Reckless and brave

• Fearful and hesitant

How did the Germans honor Quinton Roosevelt after his death?

• They ignored his identity

• They buried him with full honors

• They held a public ceremony

• They sent his body back to the U.S.

What happened to Quinton's grave site over the decades?

• It became a national monument

• It was moved to a museum

• It was frequently visited by tourists

• It was forgotten and deteriorated

Where were Quinton's remains eventually moved to?

• A private estate

• The American cemetery at Corvil Serare

• A family plot in New York

• Arlington National Cemetery