wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Delivering Justice-2-4th Grade

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where does the story take place?

a)

Fullerton, California

b)

Snellville, Georgia

c)

Savannah, Georgia

d)

Atlanta, Georgia

2.

What day of the week did Westley get to see his mother the most?

a)

Monday

b)

Tuesday

c)

Wednesday

d)

Thursday

3.

What was Westley's mom's job?

a)

She worked in the post office

b)

She worked as police officer

c)

She was a teacher

d)

She worked for a white family cooking, cleaning, and taking care of their children.

4.

How often did Westley and his grandmother go shopping at Levy's?

a)

Once a month

b)

Once a week

c)

Once a year

d)

Every other

5.

What did the sales clerk do to Westley's grandmother?

a)

Would not serve them until all of the white people were served

b)

Helped them first

c)

Helped them in the order they showed up to the store

d)

Refused to sell them anything

6.

How did Westley's grandma respond to being ignored and disrespected?

a)

She patiently waited her turn

b)

She yelled at the sales clerk

c)

She decided to leave the store without purchasing anything

d)

She asked to speak with the manager

7.

During the 40s why was it difficult for black people to be able to vote?

a)

In order to vote people needed to take a test

b)

In order to vote people needed to be 50 years old

c)

In order to vote people needed to own property

d)

In order to vote people needed to show proof of ID

8.

What did Westley do to help black people pass the test?

a)

He taught people how to read

b)

He helped spread the word about taking the test

c)

He started a Voter School that taught people how to take the test

d)

He talked to the test administrators and asked them to make it more reasonable

9.

In 1949 what job did Westley get?

a)

Police officer

b)

Mail person

c)

Firefighter

d)

Teacher

10.

On Westley's mail route what was important that he did?

a)

To deliver the mail to the right house

b)

To get done early so he could go teach at the voter school

c)

To be friendly to everyone

d)

To call people by their full name

11.

What did people get arrested for at Levy's lunch counter?

a)

Not paying for their lunch

b)

Fighting with each other

c)

Breaking segregation laws

d)

Having a food fight

12.

Why did people decide to boycott Levy's?

a)

They were extremely kind to everyone

b)

They treated black people unfairly

c)

They charged more money

d)

They didn't have a good selection of items

13.

What did Westley and the other members of the NAACP organize?

a)

Picket lines, sit ins, and protests

b)

Lunches, dinners, and games

c)

Basketball, baseball, and lacrosse games

d)

Field trips, games, sit ins

14.

What did Westley and the people in the white community plan to do to stop segregation?

a)

Organized dinners

b)

Organized sit ins at places of business that still had segregation

c)

Organized businesses to offer free food to protesters

d)

Organized people to join hands and celebrate the progress they had made

15.

What year did segregation laws get outlawed in Savannah, Georgia?

a)

September 2021

b)

September 1961

c)

January 1961

d)

January 2021