Jackie Robinson: A Story of Bravery and Change

What did Jackie love doing as a child?

• Drawing

• Singing

• Dancing

• Playing sports

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Why was Jackie's mother considered brave?

• She was a famous athlete

• She was a community leader

• She worked multiple jobs

• She stood up for equality

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What did Jackie face at the local public pool?

• Celebration

• Segregation

• A swimming competition

• A friendly gathering

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Which sports did Jackie play in college?

• Wrestling, boxing, judo, karate

• Golf, tennis, swimming, cycling

• Hockey, cricket, badminton, volleyball

• Baseball, football, basketball, track

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What lesson did Jackie's mother teach by sharing food?

• Sharing brings communities together

• Agricultural techniques

• Economic management

• Cooking skills

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What was Jackie's role in breaking racial barriers in baseball?

• He was a referee

• He was a player

• He was a spectator

• He was a coach

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How did fans react to Jackie's performance in his first official game?

• They booed him

• They ignored him

• They cheered for him

• They left the stadium

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What did Jackie prove with his home run?

• That he could sing

• That he could swim

• That he could play as well as a white man

• That he could dance

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What did Jackie's hat symbolize in his games?

• It was a lucky charm

• It represented his team, the Brooklyn Dodgers

• It was just a fashion statement

• It was a gift from a fan

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What does the number 42 signify in baseball today?

• It's worn by all players once a year

• It's retired and never used

• It's given to the best player

• It's only for team captains