Rosa Parks, It all started on a bus

What does the term 'segregation' refer to in the context of the reading?

• The law that allowed equal rights for all.
• The process of integrating schools.
• The practice of keeping people apart based on race.
• The act of celebrating diversity.

What was the main reason Rosa Parks refused to move to the back of the bus?

• She was protesting unfair treatment.
• She didn't hear the bus driver.
• She wanted to sit with her friends.
• She was tired of working.

What was the main consequence of Rosa Parks' refusal to move?

• She was celebrated as a hero immediately.
• She was arrested for violating segregation laws.
• She was given a warning by the bus driver.
• She was allowed to stay in her seat.

How did Rosa Parks' actions create change in society?

• They only affected her personally.
• They led to a year-long boycott and legal changes.
• They were ignored by most people.
• They caused more division.

What was the significance of the Supreme Court ruling in November 1956?

• It had no real impact.
• It made Rosa Parks a hero.
• It ruled segregation on public buses illegal.
• It ended all segregation laws.

How did Rosa Parks' actions contribute to the civil rights movement?

• They caused division among activists.
• They inspired others to challenge injustice.
• They led to more laws supporting segregation.
• They were ignored by most people.

What did Rosa Parks symbolize for the civil rights movement?

• A symbol of fear and oppression.
• A person who followed all rules.
• A figure of unity and strength.
• A leader who avoided conflict.

What does Rosa Parks' story teach us?

• To always follow the rules.
• The importance of standing up for what is right.
• That protests are useless.
• To avoid conflict.

What does the phrase 'one drop of water can create ripples in a pond' suggest about Rosa Parks' actions?

• They only affected her community.
• They started a larger movement for change.
• They had a small impact.
• They were insignificant.

What metaphor is used in the text to describe the impact of Rosa Parks' actions?

• A mountain standing tall.
• A candle lighting a dark room.
• A single drop of water creating ripples in a pond.
• A tree growing in a forest.