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WorksheetsWe Say Never Again
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
What was the purpose of the Never Again Movement in 2018?
To resist police brutality
To resist a proposed immigration law that would make illegal immigrants and people that help them felons.
To resist mass school shootings and demand gun control
To resist the voting age- lowering it from 21 to 18.
Where was one of the worst high school shootings in 1999?
Columbine High School
Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
Sandy Hook
Red Lake High School
The NRA...(choose 2 answers)
promotes “the right to keep and bear arms”
advocates stricter gun laws
supports gun control
supports gun ownership for self-defence/protection
What 2 major topics is this book mostly about?
apparent suicides and survivors guilt
survivor's guilt and getting help through journalism
existing emotional pain that can be triggered later and counseling to deal with this pain
school shootings and survivors guilt
Which state was the scene of a tragic shooting which started the teen led "Never Again" movement?
Parkland, California
Parkland, Texas
Parkland, New York
Parkland, Florida
How did the killer in Parkland, Florida obtain the weapons used?
He bought them at a gun show so there was no age verification or background check.
He stole them.
He killed his father and took his weapons.
He purchased the weapons legally.
What does protest mean?
an event where people gather to show they disagree with something
extreme sadness
to keep out
to support
What is gun control?
an issue about school shootings
an issue about people's rights to own and have a gun
an issue about child labor
an issue about the Vietnam War
Who is an activist?
a person who disagrees with a law and criticizes the country
a person who goes to school
a person who works to bring about change and fight for his beliefs
a person who is a teenager
The school shooting in Florida was a _______________________.
inspire
ban
oppose
tragedy
The teen activists want to ________________ guns that killed their friends
support
ban
kill
inspire
The teens organized a _______________________ to show that they disagree with lawmakers about gun control.
protest
inspire
oppose
tragedy
The teens turned their _______________ into action
ban
oppose
grief
gun control
The teens hope to _____________ change in The United States
oppose
ban
inspire
protest
What does this map show us?
School Violence and Attacks since 1970
Active Shooter Attacks in schools since 1970
Lethal School Shootings with Guns since 1970
Deaths due to Active Shooter Attacks since 1970
What is the context for Emma Gonzalez "We Call BS" speech?
She was tired of hearing about all of the school shootings
She wanted to be able to purchase firearms legally
A student at her school shot 17 other students
It was an assignment for her US Gov. class
Which scenario is an example of lobbying?
President Trump imposes heavy tariffs on Chinese imports.
Congress passes a tax bill.
High school students from Parkland, Florida try to persuade members of the U.S. Senate to create tougher gun control laws.
The federal government cancels the Affordable Care Act Assistance contract.
When the politicians offered their "thoughts and prayers" to the survivors of the Parkland survivors, what did the survivors do?
They publicly said thank you for the "thoughts and prayers".
They went after the shooter's family in the media
They called on students of the school to strike.
They organised a nationwide school walkout and marched on Washington demanding changes to gun laws.
How many people joined the "March For Our Lives" protest?
50,000
100,000
10,000
1,000,000,000
In this sentence "Parkland students have
continued throughout the year to travel this country and the world, advocating for stricter
gun regulations." what does the word "advocate" mean?
publicly supporting and recommending a cause or policy
legally representing a client
cruel and oppressive
expressing an objection to something that has been said or done
