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WorksheetsThe Hope and Legacy of Dr. King Pt. 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does the shoe store incident show about Dr. King’s childhood?
He traveled often with his family
He faced unfair treatment because of race
He worked in stores at a young age
Why did Dr. King’s father leave the store calmly?
He wanted to avoid attention
He believed segregation was wrong but stayed calm
He did not understand the clerk
Why is the shoe store moment important to the article?
It explains where Dr. King lived
It helped shape his belief about injustice
It describes his family’s job
What does the word legacy most nearly mean in this article?
A person’s lasting impact on others
A rule written by the government
Money passed down to family
How did the bus boycott help create change?
By using money pressure to challenge laws
By fighting city leaders directly
By ending bus service completely
Why did Dr. King support nonviolent protest?
It kept protests secret
It showed injustice without hurting people
It made change happen faster
Why does the author compare Dr. King to violent mobs?
To show both groups were angry
To explain why violence is common
To show peaceful protest is more moral
Which event happened first in Dr. King’s life?
He led a major bus boycott
He supported a labor strike
He experienced segregation as a child
How did Jim Crow laws affect Black Americans?
They limited access to public places
They improved schools and housing
They protected voting rights
What is the main idea of the final paragraph?
Racism no longer exists today
Laws solved all civil rights problems
Nonviolent protest still guides movements
