Cesar Chavez and Farm Workers Quiz

Summarize the key idea of Cesar Chavez's work with farm workers.

• Cesar Chavez was a famous chef who worked on farms.

• Cesar Chavez was a leader who helped improve the pay and treatment of farm workers.

• Cesar Chavez was a scientist who studied farm crops.

• Cesar Chavez was a musician who sang about farm life.

Who is the main character in the text?

• The farm owners

• Cesar Chavez

• The government

• The farm animals

What was the effect of Cesar Chavez using his voice to become a leader?

• Farm workers were ignored by everyone.

• Farm workers were paid better and treated more fairly.

• Farm workers stopped working altogether.

• Farm workers moved to different countries.

Based on the text, what can you infer about Cesar Chavez's feelings towards farm workers?

• He didn't care about them.

• He wanted them to work harder.

• He wanted them to be treated with respect and fairness.

• He thought they should find different jobs.

What was the author's purpose in writing about Cesar Chavez?

• To entertain readers with a funny story

• To inform readers about Cesar Chavez's contributions to farm workers

• To persuade readers to become farm workers

• To describe the life of farm animals

Compare and contrast the themes of fairness and unfairness in the text.

• Fairness is when workers are ignored; unfairness is when they are paid well.

• Fairness is when workers are treated well; unfairness is when they are not treated well.

• Fairness is when workers are paid less; unfairness is when they are paid more.

• Fairness and unfairness are the same in the text.

Identify the cause of Cesar Chavez's decision to become a leader for farm workers.

• He wanted to become famous.

• He felt the workers were not treated well.

• He wanted to own a farm.

• He was forced by the government.

What can you infer about the challenges Cesar Chavez might have faced in his efforts?

• He had no challenges because everyone agreed with him.

• He likely faced opposition from farm owners who did not want to change.

• He was supported by everyone without any issues.

• He only faced challenges from the farm workers.