Free Printable G4U3W3 - Wonders Keeping Freedom in the Family

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G4U3W3 - Wonders Keeping Freedom in the Family

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 3hrs 10mins

Name

Class

Date

In the story, "Keeping Freedom in the family", what point of view is the story being told?

First-Person Point of View

Second-Person Point of View

Third-Person Point of View

None of the answers are correct

When Nora and her family are eating dinner, which of the following came up in conversation?

Mom's love for Harlem, the part of New York City where she grew up.

Dad's childhood in segregated Waycross, Georgia.

Big ideas like democracy, freedom, justice, and civil rights.

All of these topics came up in conversation.

Who did Nora meet, whose court decisions paved the way for school desegregation, when she was in 4th grade?

Martin Luther King Jr.

Judge J. Waites Waring

Ozzie Davis

Ruby Dee

Why did Nora's parents use their career to make a difference in America?

They wanted Nora and her siblings to always feel like they belonged and they wanted to make a place where injustice was not welcome.

They wanted their children to see them on TV.

They thought this was safer than protesting

None of the answers are correct.

Nora and her siblings learned new words at dinner. Which of the following was not a word they learned at dinner?

Nonviolence

Sit-in

Protests

Boycott

What question did Nora ask herself after watching the "I have a dream speech"?

Why didn't mom and dad take me with them?

Do I have to do my homework and chores?

Guy and La Verne, do you want to go play hopscotch?

What can kids like me do to make a difference?

After the church bombing that killed four little girls, what did Nora and her family realize about the fight for change?

It would be easy, quick, and safe.

It would be hard, long, and dangerous.

It would be serious, slow, and quiet.

It would be okay, no need to fight for change anymore.

In 1963, why were Nora's parents at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom?

They were there to see the monuments and museums.

They were there to get new jobs.

They were emcees.

They were there to check out new schools in Washington D.C.

What year did Nora vote in her first presidential election?

1963

1965

1972

1985

10.

in 1995, why did Nora and her family visit the White House?

Nora's Mom and Dad recieved the National Medal of Art

It was the first time they all voted in the presidential election.

They wanted to go on a tour of the White House to meet the president.

None of the answers are correct.

11.