Ruby Bridges Movie

Mrs. Barbara Henry

• A psychiatrist who helps Ruby deal with the social issues of going to a school where she is not welcomed

• Ruby Bridges' neighbor

• Ruby Bridges' grandmother

• Helped integrate the school by fighting for Ruby’s rights and threaten the vice principal if she tried to change Ruby’s test scores.

Who was Ruby Bridges?

• A young girl who became a symbol of the civil rights movement

• A famous actress in the 1960s

• A teacher at an all-white school

• A politician who passed the Civil Rights Act

What was the main theme of the Ruby Bridges movie?

• The importance of education

• The struggle for civil rights and racial integration

• The life of a famous actress

• The history of New Orleans

Which literary device is primarily used in the Ruby Bridges movie to convey the emotional struggles of the characters?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Imagery

• Personification

What role did Mrs. Barbara Henry play in Ruby Bridges' life?

• Ruby's mother

• Ruby's teacher

• Ruby's lawyer

• Ruby's friend

How does the movie depict the setting of the 1960s?

• Through modern-day technology

• By using historical footage and costumes

• By focusing on futuristic themes

• Through animated sequences

What is the significance of the school setting in the Ruby Bridges movie?

• It represents a place of conflict and change

• It is a backdrop for a love story

• It is a symbol of wealth and power

• It is a place of mystery and intrigue

Which character in the movie symbolizes hope and change?

• Ruby Bridges

• The school principal

• Ruby's father

• The school janitor

What is the primary conflict in the Ruby Bridges movie?

• Ruby's struggle to fit in at a new school

• A legal battle over school funding

• A rivalry between two teachers

• A mystery involving a missing student

How does the movie use dialogue to enhance the story?

• By including humorous exchanges

• By focusing on historical speeches

• By highlighting the tension between characters

• By using poetic language