"This is What Courage Looks Like"

In Scene 1, who does Claudette name as a hero: Rosa Parks or Harriet Tubman?

• Rosa Parks

• Harriet Tubman

In the "Prologue", we learn about the setting of the story. Where is the story set?

• Montgomery, Alabama 1955

• Birmingham, Alabama 1955

• Washington, D.C. 1955

• New York City, New York 1955

In Scene 2, what do the police officers do to Claudette?

• They let her remain on the bus.

• They yell a bad word at her.

• They kick her and drag her off the bus.

• They scratch her.

In Scene 3, what does Mrs. Colvin call Claudette after she was arrested?

• Bad Child

• Disrespectful

• A Hero

• Brave

Thousands of people in Montgomery boycott the city buses. What does boycott mean?

• refuse to use or buy

• destroy

Who is Fred Gray?

• An attorney for the city

• An attorney for the Colvin family

What is the climax of the story?

• When Claudette hears that they won the case against segregation on the buses

• When Claudette is dragged off of the bus

• When Claudette goes to jail

• When Claudette's friends refuse to eat with her

Which scene contains the climax of the story?

• Scene 3

• Scene 4

• Scene 5

• Scene 6

What is the definition of segregation?

• separation of children and adults

• separation of different racial groups

• separations of males and females

What is one possible theme (moraleja) of the play (obra) "This Is What Courage Looks Like"?

• Be courageous, even when things get tough.

  Sé valiente, incluso cuando las cosas se pongan difíciles.

• Segregation is wrong.

  La segregación es injusta.

• Listen to your friends and family.

  Escucha a tus amigos y familiares.

• If someone asks you to move, you should do it.

  Si alguien te pide que te muevas, debes hacerlo.