5.6F DOL 2.10.25

1. 1. In paragraph 2, the reader can conclude that--

• A

  Dolores followed her mother everywhere.

• B

  Dolores was different from her mother.

• C

  Dolores respected her mother.

• D

  Dolores and her mother did the same activities.

2. 2. Based on paragraph 2, what can the reader tell about Dolores Huerta's feelings about teaching?

• F

  She thought she could find a more effective way to help people.

• G

  She liked teaching more than she thought she would.

• H

  Teaching did not pay well enough for her to have warm clothes.

• J

  She thought teaching was the best way to make changes.

3. 3. Based on paragraph 5, the reader can conclude that--

• A

  strikes do not change anything

• B

  Huerta's and Chavez's efforts were successful

• C

  Dolores Huerta only cared about working conditions

• D

  Dolores Huerta cared more about the environment than Cesar Chavez did

4. 4. Based on Dolores Huerta's efforts, the reader can tell that--

• F

  She is only concerned with farm workers

• G

  she cares most about children

• H

  she pays most attention to lawamakers

• J

  she cares about the rights of all people

5. 5. The reader can conclude that Dolores Huerta believes that--

• A

  educating people is an important part of change

• B

  workers cannot help themselves

• C

  words are more important than actions

• D

  people can change things without help from others

6. 6. The author probably wrote this article to--

• F

  teach readers about the National Farm Workers Association

• G

  convince readers to fight for workers' rights

• H

  inform readers about Dolores Huerta's efforts to help others

• J

  persuade readers that Dolores Huerta did more for workers than did Cesar Chavez