Women's Suffrage Movement Quiz

Why did the narrator initially not participate in the suffrage parade?

• She was out of town.

• She did not know about the parade.

• Her mother and husband discouraged her.

• She was not interested in the movement.

What historical figure inspired the narrator to join the suffrage movement?

• A renowned author

• A prominent politician

• A soldier from the American Revolution

• A famous suffragette leader

What does the narrator mean by 'a religion without a name'?

• A new religious movement

• An instinct to change old ways of thinking

• A secret society

• A political party

According to the narrator, what is necessary for a new world order?

• Economic reforms

• Technological advancements

• Women's participation

• Military strength

What did the narrator's mother teach her about being a lady?

• To never allow herself to be conspicuous

• To be outspoken

• To be independent

• To always follow the rules

What realization did the narrator come to about women's roles?

• Women should stay at home

• Women need to take action for their rights

• Women should focus on education

• Women should support men silently

What emotions did the narrator feel on the day of the parade?

• Fear and anxiety

• Excitement and unity

• Indifference

• Confusion

How did the women prepare for the parade?

• By slipping into place quickly

• By rehearsing songs

• By practicing speeches

• By making banners

What change did the narrator notice in how people walked during the parade?

• They walked in silence

• They walked faster

• They walked more slowly

• They walked with more purpose and unity

What broader implication does the narrator see from the women's march?

• A change in public opinion about women's roles

• A decline in traditional values

• A shift in fashion trends

• An increase in political rallies