Elizabeth Leads The Way Review Day 1

Being a citizen of a country with all the rights, duties and privileges that come with it.

• horrified

• citizenship

• waver

• proposed

To stop a moment when being unsure, and think.

• participate

• waver

• daring

• horrified

When something isn't fair or equal.

• citizenship

• continued

• waver

• unfairness

How do you know this is a biography? PICK 3 answers.

• It is written by a character in the story.

• It is written by another person.

• It tells a true story about a person's life.

• It gives facts and information.

WHAT did Elizabeth fight for?

• men's rights

• animal protection

• right to own a pet

• women's rights

WHY was Elizabeth's life not easy?

• She didn't know how to read.

• She had too much property to take care of.

• She was a woman.

• She didn't like going to school.

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.

What is the meaning of point of view?

• to decide on something.

• to talk about something.

• a person's opinion on a

  topic.

• to argue about a certain topic.

What does the word Pity mean?

• to become happy

• to be embarrassed

• to be excited

• to be sad or disappointed.