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Unit 5 - "March" by Congressman John Lewis
Unit 5 - "March" by Congressman John Lewis
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This Quiz is on the book "March" by John Lewis and other topics from Unit 5.
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1
What did John get to do for the first time on his trip with Uncle Otis?
eat in a restaurant
protest
see a Broadway show
ride an escalator
2
What position did John Lewis eventually hold with SNCC?
Chairman
Vice President
Secretary
CEO
3
Who wrote "Letters from Birmingham Jail"?
Pres. Kennedy
Katherine Johnson
Martin Luther King, Jr.
John Lewis
4
an organized passive protests where people sit peacefully and refuse to leave
sit-in
segregation
nonviolence
Civil Liberties
5
a way of protesting where lectures and speeches go on uninterrupted
integration
teach-in
sit-in
segregation
6
to stop buying or using
teach-in
integration
nonviolence
boycott
7
people who rode the buses and sat in the "wrong" seats on purpose
Fourteenth Amendment
Freedom Riders
Great Society
Fifteenth Amendment
8
Where did John Lewis grow up?
Mississippi
Alabama
New York
Tennessee
9
Which of these politicians fluctuated in his support of the Civil Rights Movement?
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Malcolm X
10
Book Three opens with the bombing of what building?
a church
a school
a jail
the capitol
11
In the beginning of
March Book 2
, what movie were the black people attempting to buy a ticket for?
The Ten Commandments
Cleopatra
Amazing Grace
The Help
12
Subordinating Conjunctions are used to combine
one independent clause with one dependent clause
one independent clause with another independent clause
two or more independent clauses with two or more dependent clauses
one independent clause with another independent clause
13
Kathrine Johnson, African American mathematician, was born in West Virginia.
True
False
14
Which right was the most important to John Lewis's group?
voting
free speech
equal pay
integrated schools
15
Choose the correct punctuation
Wilmington, Delaware; Hanover, New Hampshire; and New York, New York.
Wilmington; Delaware, Hanover; New Hampshire, and New York; New York.
Wilmington Delaware, Hanover New Hampshire, and New York New York.
16
Choose the correct punctuation
I am unable to attend; however, my representative will attend in my place.
I am unable to attend however my representative will attend in my place.
17
For which animal did John have a particular affinity?
cats
chickens
dogs
rats
18
The “N” in FANBOYS stands for the coordinating conjunction
nonetheless
not
never
nor
19
A draft of my first essay is due on Monday; I also need to read the second chapter of the textbook.
The semicolon is correct.
The semicolon is incorrect.
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the practice of not using violence during protests
segregation
civil rights
nonviolence
Civil Liberties
