Bessie Coleman
Harriet Quimby
Amelia Earhart
Katherine Stinson
Raymonde de Laroche
100

I am the first _______ to earn a pilot's license.

African American woman

100

I was the first US ______ to earn a pilot's license.

Woman

100

I was the first woman to cross the _________ as a passenger.

Atlantic Ocean

100

My family built planes that are still flying today and are over ____ years old.

80

100

I was the first female in the world to do this.

Become a pilot

200

What country did I learn to fly in?

France

200

What was my job before becoming a pilot?

Journalist

200

I flew across the ____________.

Atlantic Ocean

200
One of her flight instructors was famous for _______.

Piloting the first commercial airline

200

What inspired me to learn to fly?

Orville and Wilbur Wright
300

What inspired me to learn to fly?

Stories from WWI

300

Who did I convince to pay for my flying lessons?

My editor at my job

300

First president of the _________.

Ninety-Nines

300

I was the first woman to ever perform a:

Loop

300

What was I in training for?

Becoming a test pilot

400

Why did I learn to fly in another country?

America would not allow me to train.

400

I was the first woman to cross the ___________ in an airplane.

English Channel

400

I was the first to attempt ______.

Flying around the world. My copilot disappeared on the trip. 

400

I was the first woman pilot every to fly this type of air mission.

Airmail

400

Was I ever in a plane crash?

Yes

500

What type of flying did I do when returning to the states?

Stunt shows

500

True or false: On my record breaking attempt, I was flying solo.

False.

500

I was denied the right to fly for WWI so I did this instead:

Drove military ambulances

500

I demonstrated my ability to fly in  _______.

Budapest, Egypt, and France