Freedom on the Menu

Were Connie and her mom allowed to sit at the lunch counter?

• maybe

• yes

• only on weekends

• no

What did Aunt Gertie say after she was scolded for drinking from a Whites ONLY water fountain?

• "I'm too old for silly rules."

• "I sure do know better."

• "Leave me alone, man."

• "I'm too thirsty to care."

Who did Daddy say was coming to town to help make changes?

• Dr. DoLittle

• Dr. King

• Dr. Pepper

• Dr. Smith

The NAACP went door-to-door helping people

• sign up for a prize.

• sign up for the lottery.

• sign up to vote.

• sign up to march.

What did the restaurant manager do when the boys from A&T College sat at the lunch counter?

• left them alone

• brought in a policeman to make them leave

• encouraged white customers to support them

• offered them apple pie

Connie learned that the protests

• had been filmed by a famous director.

• caused the railroad to shut down.

• had spread throughout the South.

• were ignored by most Americans.

In 1960, Connie and her mother had to stand up at the snack bar.  Why?

• It was the law during that time.  
• Their were not enough chairs.
• They liked standing up.

What did all the signs around town let Connie and her family know?

• The name of the stores

• What things they were allowed to use.

• When the stores opened.

Why did the 4 boys refuse to leave the lunch counter?  

• They wanted more food.  
• They did not have any money.  
• They were standing up for what they believed in.