Wonders Unit 5 Week4: Elizabeth Leads the Way

Did Elizabeth like the way girls were treated?

• No, she talked back and fought for her rights.

• Yes, she loved how they were treated.

• Elizabeth thought that girls were treated fair and just.

What is the author's point of view about being girl?

• The author asks, "What could be wrong with being a girl."

• The author asks, How could anyone look at a little baby and feel sad?"

• The author thinks that there is nothing wrong with being a girl.

When Elizabeth was young, people thought that boys and girls were not equal. Does Elizabeth agree?

• Yes, she agrees that boys and girls are not equal.

• No, she thinks that is unfair.

• She doesn't care either way.

Why does Elizabeth say the law is preposterous?

• She thinks it is unfair and ridiculous.

• She it is fair and just.

• She has never said preposterous in her life.

What is the author's point of view about Elizabeth?

• The author thinks that Elizabeth is the same as other girls.

• The author thinks that Elizabeth is boring.

• The author thinks that Elizabeth is different from other girls.

What is the author's point of view about Henry Stanton?

• Henry Stanton understands Elizabeth.

• Henry doesn't laugh when Elizabeth talks about freedom.

• He doesn't laugh when she says that people should be able to live how they choose.

• He agrees that she does not have to giver up her name.

How was Elizabeth like many young ladies?

• She knew nothing and did nothing.

• She got married, had babies, and did housework.

• She is a girl and went to school.

What is the author's point of view about women's rights during Elizabeth Cady Stanton's time?

• Nothing needed to change.

• It was a great time and women needed nothing.

• Many things needed to be changed.

What would be the effect of women being able to vote?

• They could help change all kinds of laws.

• They couldn't help change all kinds of laws.

• They could effect nothing, they were women.

What caused the women to want to change the laws?

• The laws did not treat them as fairly as men.

• The laws did treat them as fairly as men.

• The laws didn't need to be change everything was fine the way they were.