My Brother Martin: A Sister Remembers

What was the relationship between the narrator and Martin Luther King Jr.?

• They were neighbors.

• They were siblings.

• They were classmates.

• They were cousins.

What did the siblings use to prank unsuspecting passersby?

• A fake mouse

• A rubber snake

• A toy spider

• A fur piece

Why did the siblings' father prefer to keep them close to home?

• Because they were too young

• Due to the unfair segregation laws

• Because of the dangerous neighborhood

• Due to their health issues

What was the significance of the neighborhood called Sweet Auburn?

• It was known for its parks.

• It was a famous tourist spot.

• It was where the siblings grew up.

• It was a segregated area.

What was the reason given by the white playmates for not playing with the siblings anymore?

• They were busy with school.

• They moved to a different city.

• They had new friends.

• They were told not to play with Negroes.

What did the siblings' mother teach them about the reason behind racial segregation?

• It was a temporary situation.

• It was a cultural tradition.

• People didn't understand everyone is the same.

• It was due to economic reasons.

What did Martin Luther King Jr. promise his mother?

• To change the world

• To become a doctor

• To write a book

• To become a musician

How did the siblings' father respond when a shoe salesman refused to serve them at the front of the store?

• He accepted the service at the back.

• He left and bought shoes elsewhere.

• He argued with the salesman.

• He called the police.

What lesson did the siblings learn from their father's encounter with a police officer?

• To avoid confrontations

• To stand up for their dignity

• To ignore racial slurs

• To always obey authority

What did Martin Luther King Jr. eventually become known for?

• His speeches and marches

• His musical talent

• His scientific discoveries

• His political career