WorksheetsJackie Robinson - 1/29
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
But baseball has not always been as welcoming to diversity as it is now. In this sentence, diversity means:
insubordination
inclusion of different types of people
foreshadow
combative
He became the first athlete to letter in all four of those sports. In this sentence, letter means:
integrated
combative
earn an award
barrier
UCLA had some of the most racially integrated college sports teams at the time. In the sentence, integrated means:
excluding different races
foreshadow
including different races
combative
But this and other run-ins with the police earned him a reputation of being very combative against racial oppression. In this sentence, combative means:
ready to fight
foreshadow
marred
wanting to give up
He never saw direct combat, but his military career was marred by racial problems. In this sentence, marred means:
letter
damaged
diversity
acquitted
He refused, and military police took him into custody for his insubordination. In this sentence, insubordination means:
he fought
not following orders
listening to police
integrated
Fortunately, one month later, an all-white jury acquitted him. In this sentence, acquitted means:
found guilty
fired him
fined him
found not guilty
The situation foreshadowed only more of the same prejudice he'd face later in life. In the sentence, foreshadowed means:
integrated
to show what will happen later
barrier
to show what will not happen later
He was frustrated by all the disorganization that plagued the Negro Leagues. In this sentence, plagued means:
acquitted
trouble
enjoyment
satisfaction
Jackie Robinson became the first Major League baseball player to break the color barrier since 1880. In this sentence, barrier means:
segregation
foreshadow
combative
acquitted
