G3 U1W2 Rosa Parks Quiz

What is the main idea of the passage about Rosa Parks?

• Rosa Parks helped change unfair laws by standing up to unfair rules.

• Rosa Parks liked riding the bus in Montgomery.

• Rosa Parks wanted to be a famous leader.

Which detail best supports the main idea of the passage?

• Rosa Parks was tired from a long day at work.

• Rosa Parks refused to give her seat to a white man.

• Rosa Parks liked sitting in the back of the bus.

Why was it important that Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat?

• It inspired other people to take action against unfair treatment.

• It allowed Rosa Parks to sit in the front of the bus.

• It led to new bus rules about seats.

What does the word “segregated” mean in this passage?

• Everyone is mixed together

• Open to all people

• Kept separate based on race or group

In the sentence, “I was a regular person, just as good as anybody else,” what does Rosa Parks mean by "just as good as anybody else"?

• She wanted to be famous.

• She thought she deserved the same respect as others.

• She thought she was better than others.

How did Rosa Parks’ action of not giving up her seat help end unfair rules?

• It inspired others to take action and work to end unfair laws.

• It made people ride on different buses.

• It led to new seating rules for buses.

What can we learn about Rosa Parks’ personality from her actions in the passage?

• She was brave and wanted to do what was right.

• She was unsure and easily scared.

• She wanted to avoid trouble and follow rules.

What does Rosa Parks mean when she says she was “tired of being pushed around”?

• She felt she deserved respect and was frustrated with unfair treatment.

• She was tired from working all day.

• She was upset that the bus was crowded.

What do you think Rosa Parks hoped others would learn from her actions?

• That anyone can make a difference by standing up for what’s right.

• That people should sit in their assigned seats on buses.

• That people should avoid trouble.