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- 1. Multiple Choice
In the 1960s, black and white people couldn’t ride together on the bus, drink from the same fountains or go to the same schools. What was this separation called?compassionintegrationsegregationdetermination - 2. Multiple ChoiceRuby Bridges was the first black child to ________.integrate an all-white elementary school by herselfvisit the Supreme Courtsit with white children on a busskip first grade
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat is it called when students of all colors can go to school together?segregationintegrationseparationtesting
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat did the US president do to keep Ruby safe on her first day of school?He came to New Orleans.He sent guards to walk with her.He ordered the mob of white people to stay home.He shut down William Frantz Elementary School.
- 5. Multiple ChoiceEven though the mob yelled mean things at Ruby, she didn’t give up. This shows that Ruby was ________.bravecowardlyfriendlygreedy
- 6. Multiple ChoiceOn Ruby’s first day of school, what did the white parents do?They pulled their children out of school.They let their children stay in school.They told their children to be nice to Ruby.They brought presents for Ruby.
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhy didn’t the white parents want their children to be in Ruby’s first grade class?because she was too smallbecause she was from a different townbecause she was a girlbecause she was black
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat did Ruby have to do before she was allowed to attend William Frantz Elementary School?write an essaydo a book reportmeet all the kids in her classtake a hard test
- 9. Multiple ChoiceRuby’s teacher Mrs. Henry ________.refused to teach Ruby at schoolstood with the mob and yelled mean things at Rubytaught Ruby every subject by herself for monthsonly taught Ruby math
- 10. Multiple ChoiceTrue or False: When Ruby got to second grade, her class had both white and black students.TrueFalse
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