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Ida B. Wells

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Question 1

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What prompted Ida B. Wells to write about challenges faced?

She wanted to gain fame and success.

She was told by others to write.

She liked writing for fun.

Her experiences in racially segregated settings.

Question 2

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Where did Wells publish her writings?

In Black-owned newspapers.

In magazines for children.

In government reports.

In academic journals.

Question 3

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What issue did Wells focus on in her writings?

The history of the Civil War.

Daily life in Memphis.

Problems faced by women and African Americans.

Successes of African American leaders.

Question 4

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What was one of Wells' achievements?

Winning a major writing award.

Publishing a book of poetry.

Becoming a newspaper owner.

Becoming a famous actor.

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Question 5

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What did Ida B. Wells do after losing her job?

She continued to speak out against violence.

She moved to a different city.

She stopped her advocacy work completely.

She decided to give up fighting.

Question 6

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How did Wells respond to hardships in her life?

She started a movement for justice and writing.

She ignored them and moved on.

She became very quiet and reserved.

She sought help from a famous leader.

Question 7

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What topics did Wells address in her writing?

Only her personal experiences.

Segregation laws in other countries.

Economic issues of the South.

Violence against African Americans and social justice.

Question 8

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What motivated Wells to speak out?

A desire to make money from writing.

Her experiences on the train and as a teacher.

Just encouragement from her friends.

Fame and public recognition.