Reading Delores Huerta

Dolores Huerta lived in

• Georgia

• New Mexico

• Peru

• Cuba

What was the most important thing Dolores' mother taught her?

• to be a good citizen

• how to cook

• how to read

• to eat all her vegetables

Dolores worked with Cesar Chavez to help?

• Bus drivers

• Chefs

• Farm workers

• Doctors

Based on the text, what is the author’s view about how farm

workers were being treated?

• The other teachers did not agree with Dolores.

• Every day Dolores saw people working in unsafe and

  disagreeable conditions.

• Her mother believed all people deserved to be treated

  fairly.

Based on the text evidence, what is the author's view about Dolores trying to get free lunch and milk at school?

• It is not good to make enemies out of teachers.

• It was not responsible of her.

• It was a good and daring thing to do.

Which statement would the author MOST LIKELY agree?

• Giving student’s free lunch and milk will solve the problems the farm workers have.

• Only big farms need to have laws that help the farm workers.

• Dolores’ mother helped teach her how to be a good citizen.

• Farm workers did not want her help.

Many of the students that Dolores taught did not have-

(Mark all the answers that apply)

• toys

• food

• clothes

• shoes

Dolores and Cesar organized what?

• Farmers Rights Club

• Future Farmers of America

• Boy Scouts

• National Farm Workers Association

The author stated "that Dolores helped students even though the other teachers did not agree". This supports the author's point view that?

• Dolores Huerta was well liked and popular with the other teachers.

• Dolores Huerta was a brave and daring person to help the students.

• Dolores Huerta was not a helpful person with the students.

• Dolores Huerta did not enjoy being a teacher.

Which details supports the author's point of view that Dolores Huerta cared very much about her students?

• Many of the students she taught were children of farm workers?

• Dolores tried to get free lunches, clothes and food for the students.

• She went to college before she became a teacher.

• Dolores only taught the students that ate fruits and vegetables.