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Social Studies, English
12th
grade
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Prepositions Practice
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- Multiple ChoicePlease save your changes before editing any questions.
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg presided _____ a naturalization ceremony.
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Justice Ginsburg told the audience that her own father arrived ____ this country at 13 ____ no fortune and no ability to speak English.
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She administered the oath ____ citizenship ____ them as a member ____ the highest court ____ the land.
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_____ the packed rows of seats at the historical society’s Upper West Side theater sat people ____ 59 countries, ____ first names like Islam, Hussein, Kazi, Angie and Sunday.
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Justice Ginsburg made no mention ____ the Trump administration ____her remarks.
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_____ officiating at the ceremony, she went upstairs ____ a private talk ____ young lawyers.
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To preside ____ a naturalization ceremony ____ the historical society was Justice Ginsburg’s idea.
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The Citizenship Project offers free classes ____ green card holders who are studying ____ the naturalization test.
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Justice Ginsburg acknowledged that the United States was ____ its outset an imperfect union, and is still beset ____ poverty, low voting numbers and by the “struggle to achieve greater understanding of each other ____ racial, religious and socio-economic lines.”
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As a champion ____ women’s rights and equality, Justice Ginsburg proved inspirational ____ men and women ____ the audience.
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