Question

All of the following characterize the First Continental Congress except:

Georgia did not attend the Convention.
It sent resolutions to King George and Parliament.
George Washington was chosen as commander-in-chief.

Answer 1

"George Washington was chosen as commander-in-chief."

That did not characterize the First Continental Congress. The First Congress (1774) met with Georgia absent and sent petitions/declarations to the King and Parliament; Washington was appointed commander-in-chief at the Second Continental Congress (1775).