Dr. King's Memorial - Quick Check

What major event occurred in 1964?

• Laws were made to keep some people apart.

• Martin Luther King Jr. was born.

• Unfair laws were changed.

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Why did the author write this book?

• to inform the reader about laws

• to tell the reader to have dreams

• to inform the reader about Dr. King

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Which of the following events happened first?

• Dr. King gave an important speech.

• Laws were written that were not fair to Black people.

• Dr. King marched with many people.

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The author most likely mentions Rosa Parks to show _________.

• how the unfair laws had been changed

• that other people disagreed with the unfair laws too

• that some people didn’t care about the unfair laws

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A memorial is __________.

• a speech given to a large group of people

• a law passed to treat everyone equally

• a place that represents the memory of a person or event

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What did the author mean when she wrote, “They carry on Dr. King’s work”?

• They continue to fight for civil rights and equality.

• They have forgotten Dr. King's teachings.

• They oppose Dr. King's ideas.

• They are unaware of Dr. King's legacy.

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6. Dr. King worked peacefully for equality for all people. How can we carry on this work in our daily lives and in the laws of our country?

• By treating others fairly and with respect

• By ignoring the principles of equality

• By focusing only on personal success

• By avoiding discussions about equality

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