WorksheetsA Time for Justice
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Do you think Claudette Colvin did the right thing. (Explain in 3 sentences!)
Most of the time, black people were kept ___________________ from whites.
together
segregated
civilized
in their home
Who was involved in the Civil Rights Movement?
Judy Bonds and her daughter
Lawyers and Judges
Martin Luther King Jr and Rosa Parks
Barack and Michelle Obama
Why couldn't Westley eat at the Levy's lunch counter?
it wasn't enough room
he forgot his money
he could not sit and eat where white people were being served
Black and white people were segregated
What is fairness?
(which helps resolve disputes and ensure that every is treated justly)
Impartial jury
Testimony
Justice
Reasonable Doubt
Example of an Injustice
Looking at waffles at your local grocery store
Getting an A+ when your friend got a C-
Being sent to prison for something you did not do
Eating oatmeal in the morning rather than pancakes
Justice means _____________.
getting into an argument
consequences should be unfair
believing people should be treated fairly
all people do not deserve the same opportunities
Why did people throw their charge cards into a pile during Westley’s meeting?
they wanted to spend cash
they wanted to take a stand against a store that supported segregation
they didn't want to shop there anymore
to make a big pile in the church
What is the main theme of 'A Time for Justice'?
Civil Rights Movement
World War II
Industrial Revolution
Space Exploration
Which literary device is predominantly used in 'A Time for Justice'?
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
Personification
Who is a prominent figure mentioned in 'A Time for Justice'?
Martin Luther King Jr.
Albert Einstein
Isaac Newton
Galileo Galilei
What does the term 'segregation' mean as used in 'A Time for Justice'?
Integration
Separation
Unification
Collaboration
In 'A Time for Justice', what is the significance of the bus boycott?
It was a protest against public transportation
It was a stand against racial segregation
It was a demand for better bus services
It was a celebration of a new law
Which amendment to the US Constitution is highlighted in 'A Time for Justice'?
First Amendment
Fifth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
What role does empathy play in 'A Time for Justice'?
It is irrelevant
It is a central theme
It is a minor detail
It is a historical fact
How does 'A Time for Justice' define 'justice'?
Revenge
Fair treatment
Punishment
Victory
What is the tone of 'A Time for Justice'?
Humorous
Serious
Sarcastic
Indifferent
Which event is NOT covered in 'A Time for Justice'?
The March on Washington
The signing of the Civil Rights Act
The moon landing
The Montgomery Bus Boycott
What is the purpose of 'A Time for Justice'?
To entertain
To inform and educate
To confuse
To advertise
What does 'A Time for Justice' suggest about the power of collective action?
It is ineffective
It is powerful and necessary
It is overrated
It is dangerous
Which group is primarily focused on in 'A Time for Justice'?
Scientists
Civil Rights Activists
Politicians
Artists
What is a key message in 'A Time for Justice'?
Silence is golden
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere
Money is power
Knowledge is power
How does 'A Time for Justice' portray the legal system?
Corrupt
Fair and just
Ineffective
Complex
What is the impact of 'A Time for Justice' on its audience?
It leaves them confused
It inspires action and awareness
It entertains them
It bores them
What literary genre does 'A Time for Justice' belong to?
Science Fiction
Historical Non-fiction
Fantasy
Romance
