Why did Alice Paul stop eating food in prison? (61)

She was protesting that she couldn't talk to anyone.

How did Alice Paul get out of prison? (61)

People read about her in the newspaper, and they protested.

Which is NOT true about Alica Paul's life after she got out of jail? (62-63)

She stopped working for women's rights.

What does the text mean when it says "Alice Paul wanted to make a difference?" (58)

She wanted to change the way that things were done.

What happened in 1919? (62)

Congress supported the women's right to vote.

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Unit 2: Striving for Change (Inside Fund 2)

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1
Why did Alice Paul stop eating food in prison? (61)
She was protesting that she couldn't talk to anyone.
She didn't like the food in prison.
She wanted to vote.
2
How did Alice Paul get out of prison? (61)
They didn't have any jails for women, so she got out.
President Wilson agreed with her, so he let her out.
People read about her in the newspaper, and they protested.
3
Which is NOT true about Alica Paul's life after she got out of jail? (62-63)
She stopped working for women's rights.
She kept fighting for the right to vote.
She kept working for women's rights.
4
How long was Alice Paul in jail? (61)
7 weeks
7 months
5 weeks
8 months
5
What is the genre of the reading? (56)
a history article
a biography
a short story
a newspaper article
6
What should you look for in a history article? (56)
beautiful drawings
dates such as years
7
When did Alice Paul begin to fight for the vote? (58)
1912
1920
1917
8
What did many women do to get the right to vote in the U.S.? (58)
all of these
walked in protest marches
wrote letters
made speeches
9
What did the doctors do when Alice Paul stopped eating? (61)
They let her talk to people.
They tried to feed her different food.
They tried to make her to eat.
10
what does the picture on page 63 show?
Women cheering for the President.
Women cheering for the right to vote.
Women cheering for Alice Paul.
11
What happened in 1917? (60)
President Woodrow Wilson tried to stop the protestors.
Protesters were arrested including Alice Paul.
Many women marched to the White House to protest.
All of these answers
12
What does the text mean when it says "Alice Paul wanted to make a difference?" (58)
She wanted to change the way that things were done.
She wanted to tell people that men and women are different.
13
What happened in 1919? (62)
The states passed the 19th Amendment.
Congress supported the women's right to vote.
President Wilson supported the women's right to vote.
The Constitution was changed.
14
In which year did more than 50,000,000 women vote? (63)
1984
1980
1972
1964

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