Worksheet on the Oregon Trail, featuring a reading passage and comprehension questions for educational use.

1. The pioneers traveled on the Oregon Trail to find new land for farming and a better life.
2. Many families covered less than 15 miles each day because they were traveling with wagons, animals, and supplies, which made progress slow.
3. Pioneers had to bring food, water, tools, clothing, and other supplies because there were few places to buy or trade along the trail.
4. They faced dangers such as disease, accidents, harsh weather, and difficult terrain.
5. The cost of the trip could reach a thousand dollars, which was a large sum at the time and required careful planning and saving.