Warriors Don't Cry Quiz
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11 questions
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What does the narrator mainly notice about the uniformed soldiers in the first paragraph?The next morning, Wednesday, September 25, at 8 A.M., as we turned the corner near the Bateses’ home, I saw them, about fifty uniformed soldiers of the 101st. Some stood still with their rifles at their sides, while others manned the jeeps parked at the curb. Still other troops walked about holding walkie-talkies to their ears. As I drew nearer to them I was fascinated by their well-shined boots. Grandma had always said that well-kept shoes were the mark of a disciplined individual. Their guns were also glistening as though they had been polished, and the creases were sharp in the pant legs of their uniforms.
What does the narrator mainly notice about the uniformed soldiers in the first paragraph?
The next morning, Wednesday, September 25, at 8 A.M., as we turned the corner near the Bateses’ home, I saw them, about fifty uniformed soldiers of the 101st. Some stood still with their rifles at their sides, while others manned the jeeps parked at the curb. Still other troops walked about holding walkie-talkies to their ears. As I drew nearer to them I was fascinated by their well-shined boots. Grandma had always said that well-kept shoes were the mark of a disciplined individual. Their guns were also glistening as though they had been polished, and the creases were sharp in the pant legs of their uniforms.
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Which answer choice best explains the narrator’s feelings in the following passage?We were already a half hour late for school when we heard the order “Move out” and the leader motioned us to get into the station wagon. As we collected ourselves and walked toward the caravan, many of the adults were crying openly. When I turned to wave to Mother Lois, I saw tears streaming down her cheeks. I couldn’t go back to comfort her.
Sarge, our driver, was friendly and pleasant. He had a Southern accent, different from ours, different even from the one Arkansas whites had. We rolled away from the curb lined with people waving at us. Mama looked even more distraught. I remembered I hadn’t kissed her good-bye.
Which answer choice best explains the narrator’s feelings in the following passage?
We were already a half hour late for school when we heard the order “Move out” and the leader motioned us to get into the station wagon. As we collected ourselves and walked toward the caravan, many of the adults were crying openly. When I turned to wave to Mother Lois, I saw tears streaming down her cheeks. I couldn’t go back to comfort her. Sarge, our driver, was friendly and pleasant. He had a Southern accent, different from ours, different even from the one Arkansas whites had. We rolled away from the curb lined with people waving at us. Mama looked even more distraught. I remembered I hadn’t kissed her good-bye.
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Which of the statements about the narrator is best supported by this passage?I felt proud and sad at the same time. Proud that I lived in a country that would go this far to bring justice to a Little Rock girl like me, but sad that they had to go to such great lengths. Yes, this is the United States, I thought to myself. There is a reason that I salute the flag. If these guys just go with us this first time, everything’s going to be okay.
Which of the statements about the narrator is best supported by this passage?
I felt proud and sad at the same time. Proud that I lived in a country that would go this far to bring justice to a Little Rock girl like me, but sad that they had to go to such great lengths. Yes, this is the United States, I thought to myself. There is a reason that I salute the flag. If these guys just go with us this first time, everything’s going to be okay.
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This excerpt is written in the fill in the blank___________ tense, from a fill in the blank___________ point of view.
This excerpt is written in the fill in the blank___________ tense, from a fill in the blank___________ point of view.
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Which of the following is the best comparison the narrator uses to describe the crowd?
Which of the following is the best comparison the narrator uses to describe the crowd?
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Which passage from the text most strongly supports the answer to Question 5?
Which passage from the text most strongly supports the answer to Question 5?
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After reading the excerpt from "Warriors Don't Cry" What can you infer about the morning of September 25th?
After reading the excerpt from "Warriors Don't Cry" What can you infer about the morning of September 25th?
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Which passage best proves that the students did not understand the seriosness of the situation?
Which passage best proves that the students did not understand the seriosness of the situation?
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What is the name of the soldier that drove the Little Rock Nine in a "convoy" while the 101st were present?
What is the name of the soldier that drove the Little Rock Nine in a "convoy" while the 101st were present?
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Which president is responible for sending the Screaming Eagles to enforce the law of integration?
Which president is responible for sending the Screaming Eagles to enforce the law of integration?
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Match the descriptions with the people they refer to in the text:
Match the descriptions with the people they refer to in the text:
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
The reporters | arrow_right_alt | "...human beings, flesh-and-blood men with eyes that looked back at me." |
The narrator | arrow_right_alt | "...hung from trees, perched on fences, stood on cars..." |
The 101st soldiers | arrow_right_alt | "...proud and sad at the same time." |