March Quiz Questions

Ashley found March enjoyable because John Lewis wrote about his early life in addition to his experience during the Civil Rights Movement. This is an example of...

• Reading as a Reader

• Reading as a Writer

• Reading as a Critic

• Reading as a Change Agent

The passages at the beginning of March that show us the protest on the bridge expanded my views on peaceful protest and racial inequality because the white general would not even hear out the protestors and said their demonstration was unlawful. It showed me the amount of freedom that was taken from Black/African Americans. This is an example of...

• Reading as a Reader

• Reading as a Writer

• Reading as a Critic

• Reading as a Change Agent

After being inspired by how John Lewis would make sacrifices to stand up for what he believed in, Mr. Schultz decided to get involved in a protest against unequal pay even though he risked getting his pay cut. This is an example of...

• Reading as a Reader

• Reading as a Writer

• Reading as a Critic

• Reading as a Change Agent

The writers of March wrote about John Lewis' drive to Ohio and the things they experiences on the way. When they got to Ohio, they included zoomed in panels of Uncle Otis' face and eyebrows, and beads of sweat on his face to show how nerve-racking the drive up was for them. This is an example of...

• Reading as a Reader

• Reading as a Writer

• Reading as a Critic

• Reading as a Change Agent

What animal did John Lewis have a connection with on his family farm?

• His pet dog

• The ducks

• The chickens

• The sheep

Why did Uncle Otis map out the places they would stop at on their way to New York?

• to save time and be efficient

• to ensure they were safe and could enter those places

• to show John his favorite places since he's never been North

• he didn't map out any places to stop along the way

What did John Lewis think he was going to be when he grew up?

• a teacher

• a police officer

• a farmer

• a preacher

During some of the protest scenes, the author draws the speech bubbles with jagged lines. Why did they do this?

• to represent the hate and harsh words they would speak

• to make the book more appealing

• the author doesn't do this, all the bubbles are the same

• to show a conversation happening between characters

Why would John Lewis include the story of him and the chickens in the novel?

• to show how he became vegan

• to show how he worked on the farm with his family

• to show how he has always stood up for what he believed in

• to show how the chickens and him were best friends

Why didn't John Lewis' parents want him to go to school?

• because Black people couldn't go to school back then

• because they were scared he would get kidnapped

• because they wanted him to help out on the farm

• because he was grounded for not eating the chicken