Freedom Daughters

What is the author's purpose for writing the article "Freedom Daughters"?

• To highlight the courageous acts of a young woman during the Civil Rights Movement

• To explain what led up to the Brown vs. Board of Education case

• To describe the injustices experienced by the black population

• To outline the contributing factors to the Montgomery Bus Boycott

Which is a similarity in both "Freedom Daughters" and "Freedom Writers"?

• The way the women were able to get others to join their cause

• The way they present the NAACP

• The way they highlight the women in a positive manner

What is the main theme of 'Freedom Daughters'?

• Courage and activism

• Love and betrayal

• Mystery and suspense

• Wealth and power

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Freedom Daughters'?

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Hyperbole

• Irony

What is the setting of 'Freedom Daughters'?

• 1960s America

• Victorian England

• Ancient Greece

• Future dystopia

Who is the protagonist in 'Freedom Daughters'?

• A young activist

• A wealthy businessman

• A famous detective

• A school teacher

What is the tone of 'Freedom Daughters'?

• Inspirational

• Humorous

• Melancholic

• Sarcastic

Which character in 'Freedom Daughters' symbolizes hope?

• The young activist

• The antagonist

• The mentor

• The bystander

What is the climax of 'Freedom Daughters'?

• The protest march

• The courtroom scene

• The romantic confession

• The final battle

Which of the following best describes the writing style of 'Freedom Daughters'?

• Descriptive and vivid

• Technical and dry

• Simple and straightforward

• Complex and convoluted