Unit 4 - Women's Rights and Equality Quiz

Who was Sojourner Truth?

• A famous explorer

• An abolitionist and women's rights activist

• A renowned scientist

• A famous chef

What is one of Sojourner Truth's notable accomplishments?

• Discovering a new continent

• Inventing a groundbreaking technology

• Delivering the famous "Ain't I a Woman?" speech

• Winning a Nobel Prize in Literature

Sojourner Truth played a significant role in which social justice movements?

• Civil rights and environmental conservation

• LGBTQ+ rights and education reform

• Abolition of slavery and women's rights

• Animal rights and healthcare advocacy

In the excerpt, Sojourner Truth emphasizes that she deserves equal treatment because she is a:

• Wife

• Mother

• Worker

• Woman

What is the main idea that Sojourner Truth conveys in the excerpt?

• Women should be exempted from physical labor.

• Women are capable of doing the same work as men.

• Women should be prioritized in society.

• Women need to assert their rights forcefully.

What does the repetition of the phrase 'And ain't I a woman?' in the excerpt emphasize?

• Sojourner Truth's frustration and indignation.

• Sojourner Truth's desire for sympathy and support.

• Sojourner Truth's recognition of her own strength.

• Sojourner Truth's plea for acknowledgment.

According to Sojourner Truth, why does she deserve equal treatment?

• She is physically strong and resilient.

• She has experienced the hardships of motherhood.

• She has worked as hard and consumed as much as men.

• She has been oppressed and sold into slavery.

Who was Elizabeth Cady Stanton?

• A famous actress

• An astronaut

• A pioneering suffragist and women's rights advocate

• an olympian

What is one of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's notable accomplishments?

• Inventing a revolutionary technology

• Writing a best-selling novel

• Winning a Grammy Award

• Co-organizing the Seneca Falls Convention

What is the main point the author wants to bring before the audience?

• The importance of individuality in human souls

• The right of individual conscience and judgment

• The significance of individual citizenship

• The discussion of women's rights