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Women in Civil Rights

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does "segregated" mean?

a)

To be kept separate from others, especially based on race

b)

To be treated equally and fairly

c)

To combine different groups into one

d)

To protest against unfair policies

2.

What is "racism"?

a)

The act of combining different groups

b)

The unfair treatment of people based on their race

c)

The process of ending separation of races

d)

The rights that protect citizens from discrimination

3.

What does "racist" refer to?

a)

Someone who combines different groups

b)

Someone who treats others equally

c)

Someone who is treated unfairly because of their race

d)

Someone who protests against unfair policies

4.

What does "integration" mean?

a)

The act of separating people or groups

b)

Combining different parts or groups to create a unified whole

c)

The unfair treatment of people based on their race

d)

The rights that protect citizens from discrimination

5.

What is "disparity"?

a)

A noticeable difference or inequality between two or more things

b)

The process of ending separation of races

c)

The idea that everyone should be treated equally

d)

The act of separating people or groups

6.

What does "desegregation" refer to?

a)

The act of separating people or groups

b)

The process of ending the separation of people of different races

c)

The unfair treatment of people based on their race

d)

A noticeable difference between two or more things

7.

What is a "boycott"?

a)

The act of separating people or groups

b)

The process of ending separation of races

c)

When a group refuses to buy something as a protest

d)

The rights that protect citizens from discrimination

8.

What are "civil rights"?

a)

The act of separating people or groups

b)

The process of ending separation of races

c)

The rights that protect citizens from discrimination

d)

A noticeable difference between two or more things

9.

What is the opposite of "segregation"?

a)

Racism

b)

Integration

c)

Inequality

d)

Disparity

10.

What is a "Sit-in"?

a)

A form of celebration

b)

A form of protest

c)

A form of meeting

d)

A form of entertainment

11.

What is the purpose of a "Sit-in"?

a)

To celebrate a festival

b)

To raise awareness about an issue

c)

To organize a party

d)

To conduct a survey

12.

Which term describes a protest where people refuse to leave a public place?

a)

Celebration

b)

Sit-in

c)

Meeting

d)

Parade

13.

What action is taken during a sit-in?

a)

People dance

b)

People sit down and refuse to leave

c)

People sing

d)

People run

14.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of being dedicated?

a)

Devoted

b)

Lazy

c)

Committed

d)

Focused

15.

What is a common setting for a sit-in?

a)

A private home

b)

A public place

c)

A classroom

d)

A theater