The Woman in the Snow

Frantically, with great need

• desperately

• sarcastically

• calmly

• easily

Care for the suffering and troubles of others

• discrimination

• cruelty

• compassion

• hatred

Unfair treatment of people in a particular group

• segregation

• discrimination

• integration

• equality

Effort to gain equal rights for all Americans

• American civil rights movement

• segregation

• discrimination

• boycott

A punishment of an organization by refusing to use its services

• purchase

• support

• boycott

• accept

Dangerous

• hazardous

• hustle

• safe

• difficult

Racially separated

• segregated

• integrated

• discriminated

• desegregated

Who narrates the story "The Woman in the Snow"?

• Grady Bishop

• Ray Hammond

• A person outside the story

• the ghost of Eula Mae

Which sentence from the story shows Grady’s prejudice?

• Grady saw that the woman was very young, no more than twenty.

• "Well, I got to go by the hospital on the way back to the garage. You can ride that far."

• “You know I can’t stand being a chauffeur for a bunch of colored maids and cooks,” he groused.

• Grady dismissed the incident until the next morning, when he read that it had been a record snowfall.

In which of these details does the narrator reveal a character’s thoughts?

• The regular riders recognize Grady.

• Grady tells himself that it is a waste of time to be nice.

• Grady tells the passengers to get to the back of the bus.

• Grady complains to his boss about driving the Hall Street

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