the best boxer ever in the world

He very often denounced the :

mistreatment of African-Americans

they did not wear shoes to symbolize :

the fact that African American people were poor

The first text was taken from :

six athletes protests that changed history

During the national anthem, they :

raised their fists and looked down

People booed them because :

they were displeased with the two sprinters' attitude.

The two athletes wanted to protest against :

the fact that black Americans were not on an equal footing with the whites

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1
They won the :
the 2000 meter dash
the 20 meter dash
the two thousand meter dash
two hundred meter dash
2
Later, the other athletes never wanted to compete with them.
True
False
3
What made this poem famous is :
a song
a film
a book
an actor
4
Muhammad Ali was :
the best boxer ever in the world
an American politician
the greatest American boxer ever
a famous kick boxer
5
He very often denounced the :
equality between black and white people
mistreatment of African-Americans
equality between all the American citizens
the kindness of the Ku Klux Klan members
6
they did not wear shoes to symbolize :
black pride
black wealth
police violence againt the black people
the fact that African American people were poor
7
Tommie Smith and John Carlos were :
Spanish athletes
American boxers
African immigrants living in the USA.
American citizens
8
To symbolize black pride, they wore :
a white scarf
a rainbow flag
a scarf
a black handkerchief (mouchoir)
9
He became the spokesman of the Black people only
False
True
10
Dave Stevenson is an athlete.
True
False
11
The first text was taken from :
seven athletes who changed history
the athletes who changed the history of sports
the best athletes
six athletes protests that changed history
12
In the stadium, people were not happy.
False
True
13
The title of the lesson is : "They changed...
their story
the history
their games
history
14
The message of the poem is :
people have to forget their problems
never give up the fight
it's better to give up than fight
Mandela must stay in prison
15
John Carlos won the race
True
False
16
The athletes in the first text are :
Carlos John and Smith Tommie
John Smith and Tommie Carlos
Tommy Smithman and John Carlos
Muhammad Ali and Dave Stevenson
17
During the national anthem, they :
did the power salute
sang the anthem
lowered their hands and raised their heads
raised their fists and looked down
18
Many people especially African Americans thought that :
it was a bad thing to do what they had done
it wasn't a good thing to take a stand against injustice
they were heroes
they were good athletes
19
Muhammad Ali nearly lost his entire career.
True
False
20
People booed them because :
the two athletes respected the national anthem
they were displeased with the two sprinters' attitude.
the two athletes disliked their country
they were not happy of their victory.
21
The last document is about Nelson Mandela
False
True
22
He didn't accept :
to travel to Vietnam
to refuse the Vietnam war
to box in the Vietnam war
to be a soldier
23
The two athletes wanted to protest against :
the fact that black people were discriminated in Africa
the fact that they won the race
justice and segregation
the fact that black Americans were not on an equal footing with the whites
24
They won the :
the Olympic games
the Mexico 2000 m dash competition.
the 1948 London Olympic Games
tournament in Mexico

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