How Well Do You Remember?

How many days were the children on the Orphan Train?
One-two
Three-four
Four-nine
Five-seven
True or False: The boys wore white shirts, neckties, and blazers when getting ready to be adopted.
True
False
How many states did NOT have orphan children placed from 1854 to 1910?
Three
Ten
Six
One
Most of the Orphan Train children were placed in four states across the United States. Which state is NOT the correct answer?
Michigan
Iowa
Florida
Montana
Illinois
True or False: Today, there are still traditional orphanages.
False
True
Which word best describes this definition: Becoming more common and occurs when the adopters meet and sometimes stay in touch with the birth parents.
Open Adoption
Orphanage
Foster Care
Orphan
Most orphan children are adopted because they have to work for their new family. Which of the following is NOT something a child would do when working for their new family?
Clean
Play board games
Cook
Field work
Which percent went to go live with relatives or guardianship in 2012?
Fifty percent
Seventy-two percent
Twenty-nine percent
Ffteen percent
How many children are currently in the foster care system waiting to be adopted, either by foster parents or by adoptive families who have not fostered before?
230,000 children
110,000 children
100,000 chidren
5,000 children
What is the LAST step of the adoption process?
Receive a placement when your child finally comes to live in your home.
Your child or teenager becomes a legal part of your family when you attend a court session where a judge finalizes your adoption.
Work with an agency licensed in the state where you live.
Prepare to search for your new child, teenager, etc. After your home study is complete.
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