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Delivering Justice 1--4th Grade

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which store did Westley's Grandma take him to each year to buy Easter clothing?

a)

Macy's

b)

Walmart

c)

Levy's

2.

At the beginning of the story how did Westley's family have to pay for their clothes from Levy's?

a)

Cash

b)

Levy's charge card

c)

Venmo

3.

How did the worker at Levy's treat Westley and his family?

a)

They were very helpful

b)

They treated his grandma like a child, and was rude

c)

They were polite

4.

What is segregation?

a)

Black and white people could not be together

b)

Fair treatment for all

c)

Black and white people went to school together

5.

What frustrated Westley?

a)

He was happy everyone was treated fairly

b)

He was angry that black people were mistreated

c)

He like how things were

6.

What type of school did Westley work at to help black people?

a)

Elementary School

b)

Black Voter School

c)

Middle School

7.

What job did Westley have?

a)

Police Officer

b)

Firefighter

c)

Mailman

8.

What is a sit in?

a)

When people sit around and play games

b)

When people sit with their friends and share a meal

c)

When people refused to leave an establishment until they were served

9.

When protesting what did Westley encourage people to never do?

a)

Use violence

b)

Use bad words

c)

Use weapons

10.

What street did young students arrange sit ins at?

a)

Broughton Street

b)

Valencia Street

c)

Fern Drive

11.

What store did Westley and his community decide to boycott?

a)

Macy's

b)

Target

c)

Levy's

12.

How long did the boycott at Levy's last?

a)

1.5 years

b)

6 months

c)

2 years

13.

What was the first southern city in the United States to declare all its citizens equal?

a)

Washington DC

b)

Savannah, GA

c)

Miami, FL

14.

Westley was known as

a)

Savannah’s Hero

b)

Savannah’s Friend

c)

Savannah’s Mailman

15.

What does the word boycott mean?

a)

Refuse to buy, use or got to, in order to protest or bring about change

b)

Only buying things from a store that believes in a cause that you don't

c)

Going to a place over and over again