Who Was Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Ruth's mother taught her many things including what?

• She is as important as boys.

• She should be rude to people.

Ruth's parents were Jewish and had come to America to be free and safe.

• True.

• False.

Ruth noticed that things weren't always fair. What was one unfair thing?

• She couldn't eat ice cream for dinner.

• There were some places that Jewish people couldn't go.

Boys and girls were treated differently when Ruth was a girl.

• True.

• False.

Where did Ruth go after she graduated from college?

• To computer school.

• To law school.

How many law offices in New York City wanted to hire Ruth?

• 2

• 12

• 0

Ruth Bader Ginsburg became one of the few women in the country to do what?

• Teach law.

• Open a dry-cleaning store.

Ginsburg also worked as a volunteer lawyer to help make things equal for men and women.

Listen to this sentence: When he isn't at his job, he gives up his time to volunteer at the food bank. Define "volunteer".

• To be fake.

• Doing work for no pay.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was such a fair judge that she was nominated to be on the Supreme Court.

• True.

• False.

How many women had been on the Supreme Court before Ginsburg?

• 25

• 73

• 1