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- 1. Multiple Choice
What did Ruth have a lot of exposure to as a child growing up in Brooklyn?
women in charge
the country life
immigrants
hurricanes
- 2. Multiple Choice
Where did Ruth find her female role models?
at school
in books
on the playground
in home economics class
- 3. Multiple Choice
When Ruth's family traveled to the country what impacted her the most?
the beautiful views
conversations with her family
new foods
signs announcing prejudice
- 4. Multiple Choice
What did Ruth love about school?
history
gym
English
all of the above
- 5. Multiple Choice
What devastating life event kept Ruth from speaking at her high school graduation?
a bombing
the death of her mother
loss of her dog
all of the above
- 6. Multiple Choice
Justice Ginsburg is known for speaking out to help who the most?
women
African Americans
immigrants
all of the above
- 7. Multiple Choice
What kind of prejudice did Ruth experience growing up? (choose 2)
there were a lot places & things Jewish people couldn't go or do
she didn't experience prejudice
being a women she couldn't find a job although she was at the top of her law class
she was constantly discriminated against
- 8. Multiple Choice
Justice Scalia and Justice Ginsburg were always in agreement in cases
true
false
- 9. Multiple Choice
What did Ruth Bader Ginsburg have strong opinions about?
she felt that education was the most important thing
she didn't have any strong opinions about anything
people should be treated equally; she fights for equal treatment of women
animals shouldn't be kept as pets, they should all be wild and free
- 10. Multiple Choice
How did Ruth Bader Ginsburg's childhood shape her as a lawyer and Supreme Court Justice?
she experienced prejudice as a child because she was Jewish and she experienced prejudice as a young woman trying to find a job in a male-dominated field
she gave up and never truly followed her dreams after her mother passed away. she was too shy and discouraged after that tragic event
- 11. Multiple Choice
My little sister gets very upset if I _____ her from playing
dissent
immigrants
prejudice
exclude
justice
- 12. Multiple Choice
After a long, hard journey, the ______ finally settled into their new home.
immigrants
prejudice
exclude
justice
opinion
- 13. Multiple Choice
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was the second woman to be appointed to the position of US Supreme Court ____.
dissent
immigrants
prejudice
exclude
justice
- 14. Multiple Choice
There are many ways that you can ___ without being disrespectful or unkind.
dissent
immigrants
prejudice
exclude
justice
- 15. Multiple Choice
It is important that a judge is not ___ against different groups or people.
immigrants
prejudice
exclude
justice
opinion
- 16. Multiple Choice
In my ____, it is better to be early than to be on time.
immigrants
prejudice
exclude
justice
opinion
- 17. Multiple Choice
What is the PREFIX in the word UNCOVER?
un
cov
cover
er
- 18. Multiple Choice
What is the PREFIX in PREVIEW?
view
pre
vi
prev
- 19. Multiple Choice
What is the PREFIX in DISCOURAGED?
courage
ed
discour
dis
- 20. Multiple Choice
What is the PREFIX in RECONNECT?
recon
re
connect
ect
- 21. Multiple Choice
What is the MEANING of DISAGREE?
The opposite of agree
To agree again
To agree before
To never agree
- 22. Multiple Choice
What is the MEANING of RETEACH?
To teach before
The opposite of teach
To teach for the first time
To teach again
- 23. Multiple Choice
What is the MEANING of DISLIKE?
The opposite of like
To like before
To like again
The opposite of hate
- 24. Multiple Choice
You could say that Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life has been one _______ after another.
preagreement
disagreement
- 25. Multiple Choice
It may have been ____ to girls, and to boys, but Ruth was learning that sometimes life was like that.
unfair
refair
- 26. Multiple Choice
Ruth ____ right back.
misapproved
disapproved
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