Keeping Freedom In The Family Quiz

In the story, "Keeping Freedom in the family", what point of view is the story being told?

• First-Person Point of View

• Second-Person Point of View

• Third-Person Point of View

• None of the answers are correct

When Nora and her family are eating dinner, which of the following came up in conversation?

• Mom's love for Harlem, the part of New York City where she grew up.

• Dad's childhood in segregated Waycross, Georgia.

• Big ideas like democracy, freedom, justice, and civil rights.

• All of these topics came up in conversation.

Who did Nora meet, whose court decisions paved the way for school desegregation, when she was in 4th grade?

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Judge J. Waites Waring

• Ozzie Davis

• Ruby Dee

Why did Nora's parents use their career to make a difference in America?

• They wanted Nora and her siblings to always feel like they belonged and they wanted to make a place where injustice was not welcome.

• They wanted their children to see them on TV.

• They thought this was safer than protesting

• None of the answers are correct.

Nora and her siblings learned new words at dinner. Which of the following was not a word they learned at dinner?

• Nonviolence

• Sit-in

• Protests

• Boycott

What question did Nora ask herself after watching the "I have a dream speech"?

• Why didn't mom and dad take me with them?

• Do I have to do my homework and chores?

• Guy and La Verne, do you want to go play hopscotch?

• What can kids like me do to make a difference?

After the church bombing that killed four little girls, what did Nora and her family realize about the fight for change?

• It would be easy, quick, and safe.

• It would be hard, long, and dangerous.

• It would be serious, slow, and quiet.

• It would be okay, no need to fight for change anymore.

In 1963, why were Nora's parents at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom?

• They were there to see the monuments and museums.

• They were there to get new jobs.

• They were emcees.

• They were there to check out new schools in Washington D.C.

What year did Nora vote in her first presidential election?

• 1963

• 1965

• 1972

• 1985

in 1995, why did Nora and her family visit the White House?

• Nora's Mom and Dad recieved the National Medal of Art

• It was the first time they all voted in the presidential election.

• They wanted to go on a tour of the White House to meet the president.

• None of the answers are correct.