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MARCH through page 83
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This Quiz is a review of our graphic novel March, vocabulary, and narrative elements.
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1
Choose the correct details referring to "Unlawful Assembly." (2 answers)
What the police called the crowd at Barak Obama's inauguration
Occurred in the 2020s
occurred in the 1960s
What the police called the march on the Edmund Pettus Bridge
2
What Supreme Court decision had an affect on John Lewis and the school system?
Brown vs. Board of Education
Engel vs. Vitale
Cooper vs. Aaron
Goss vs. Lopez
3
After completing the test sit ins, what did the SNCC decide would be there first target?
apply to Troy State
bus boycott
Freedom Riders
lunch counters
4
Why might John Lewis have written
March?
To raise support for his candidacy.
To make money.
To tell people to forget the Civil Rights Movement.
To educate the past and future children of the movement.
5
What is the significance of the Edmund Pettis Bridge? (2 answers)
the site of Bloody Sunday
The site of Barak Obama's inauguration
The site where John Lewis preached his first sermon.
the setting of the beginning of MARCH
6
What event/year did John Lewis say was a watershed year for him?
1965 - Plessy vs. Ferguson
1940 - the year he was born
1954 - The trip north with Uncle Otis
1955 - Brown vs. Board of Education
7
Why did John and his Uncle Otis have to be careful on their trip? (2 answers)
The weather was bad.
In some states they could not stop at gas stations.
They could only use colored bathrooms.
They might run out of gas.
8
Why was Buffalo, NY so amazing to John Lewis? (Choose ALL that applies)
He got to ride an escalator.
He was allowed to buy candy in a store from a White lady.
All of the above
Blacks and Whites lived next door to each other.
9
Why did John Lewis first meet Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.? (2 answers)
John Lewis attended Dr. King's church.
Dr. King was willing to help John Lewis integrate Troy State University.
John Lewis wrote letters to Dr. King.
John Lewis wrote letters to Rev. Ralph Abernathy and Fred Gray.
10
Who started the Montgomery Bus Boycott by refusing to give up her seat?
Susan B. Anthony
Oprah Winfrey
John Lewis
Rosa Parks
11
Which is
NOT
an example of a nonviolent protest?
A Boycott
A March
A Sit-in
A Fight
12
What is a flashback?
It temporarily takes the narrative forward in time.
It temporarily takes the narrative backward in time.
A historical account written from personal knowledge.
The underlying message, or big idea.
13
Define moratorium
a peaceful protest
refusal to pay
temporary prohibition of an activity
a violent protest
14
Define eulogy
flashback
humourous story
the phrases written on a tombstone
speech or piece of writing that praises someone
15
Who was James Lawson? (2 answers)
John Lewis' college professor
a member of CORE
divinity graduate student at Vanderbilt
conducted a workshop on non-violence
16
When John Lewis' parents ran out of money, they traded one of the chickens for sugar. What's the best vocab word?
principle
sharecropper
barter
dehumanize
17
What was something John Lewis did with his chickens? Check all that apply.
Fed and cared for them
Preached to them
Ate them
Baptized them
18
Why did March Book 1 begin on 1/20/2009?
It was MLK day.
None of the above.
It was Barak Obama's inauguration day.
It was John Lewis' birthday.
19
Which preacher's words had a significant impact on John Lewis?
Langston Hughes
Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr.
W.E.B. DuBois
20
Define seminary
the search for the meaning of life
degree earned by a priest, minister, or rabbi
the study of religion
college that prepares students to be priests, ministers, or rabbis
21
What does the "N" stand for in SNCC?
Nonviolent
Narrative
Nashville
Notorious
22
What was the purpose of the "test sit-in"?
To see how long the sit-in would take.
To prepare students for what they would experience.
To make the students angry.
To see if they would be served.
23
How did John Lewis number his eggs?
With decimals.
With odd numbers.
with fractions.
With even numbers.
24
Why did John Lewis take a trip to the North in 1951?
He went to college.
His parents told him that if he couldn't obey their rules, he must to go.
He ran away from home.
His uncle wanted to show him people who were different.
25
Why couldn't John Lewis file a lawsuit against Troy State University? (2 answers)
He wasn't old enough.
He wasn't an attorney.
His parents didn't give consent.
Troy State changed its admissions policy.
26
Define watershed
event or period marking a turning point in a state of affairs
cascade of waterformed when a river or stream flows over a precipice
excessive crying
area of land that separates water flowing to different rivers, basins, seas
27
Who is Ben West? (2 answers)
Mayor of Nashville
Brought up legislation in support of Civil Rights
opponent of Civil Rights
John Lewis' minister
28
If you boycott a grocery store, then you...
sit-in the grocery store.
write an article about the grocery store.
refuse to shop there.
damage the grocery store.
29
Choose the correct details about Diane Nash (2 answers)
Refused to give up her seat on a bus
John Lewis' mother
Fought to desegregate lunch counters
Founding member of the SNCC
