Mother Teresa

What was Mother Teresa famous for?

• for founding the Missionaries of Charity

• for founding a university

• for founding a library

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Mother Teresa was:

• A doctor

• A religious sister and missionary

• A nurse

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Mother Teresa practiced what religion?

• Islam

• Christianity

• Buddhism

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Mother Teresa took up the job of a _______ when she first got to India?

• doctor

• cook

• teacher

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Mother Teresa helped the:

• Rich people

• Poor and sick people

• Schools and universities

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She lived most of her life in:

• Canada

• Portugal

• India

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When did she win the Nobel Prize?

• In 1979

• In 1972

• In 1985

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When Mother Teresa encountered the people suffering in Calcutta, she most likely felt-

• regret

• fear

• surprise

• sympathy

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Read the sentence describing Mr. Fezziwig in the excert from A Christmas Carol. "The happiness he gives is quite as great as if it cost a fortune." Which sentence from "Mother Teresa" shows that Agnes made people feel the same way?

• Agnes’s mother often used to tell her, “Never eat a single mouthful unless

  you are sharing it with others.

• Some of them are our relations, but all of them are our people

• Throughout her childhood, she was active in her church’s community.

• She will always be remembered for her work as a humanitarian as well as

  for her kindness and selflessness.

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One way that A Christmas Carol and “Mother Teresa” are similar is that

they both-

• discuss important events in someone’s life

• describe deeply religious individuals

• stress that being kind to friends is more important than being rich

• mply that it is hard to find people who are willing to help others

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