Wilma Rudolph

What is essential to achieve something significant in life according to the introduction?

• Learning how to lose

• Winning all the time

• Being famous

• Having a lot of money

What illness did Wilma Rudolph overcome as a child?

• Measles

• Polio

• Chickenpox

• Mumps

What sport did Wilma Rudolph start playing after recovering from her illness?

• Swimming

• Tennis

• Basketball

• Soccer

What was Wilma Rudolph's nickname given by her high school basketball coach?

• Lightning

• Flash

• Skeeter

• Speedy

At which Olympic Games did Wilma Rudolph win her first medal?

• Rome 1960

• Melbourne 1956

• Tokyo 1964

• Mexico City 1968

How many gold medals did Wilma Rudolph win at the Rome Olympics?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• One

What was Wilma Rudolph's stance on the segregation of her homecoming parade?

• She refused to attend unless it was integrated

• She was indifferent

• She did not attend

• She supported it

What foundation did Wilma Rudolph start?

• The Rudolph Charity

• The Olympic Foundation

• The Track and Field Foundation

• The Wilma Rudolph Foundation

What did Wilma Rudolph advocate for upon returning home?

• Women's rights

• Healthcare reform

• Civil rights

• Educational reform

What degree did Wilma Rudolph earn from Tennessee State?

• Sports Management

• Elementary Education

• Political Science

• Biology