U3W3 Wonders-Delivering Justice

1. What does the word mistreated mean? put in a wrong place doubted the truth treated badly 2. What does the word fulfill mean? take up all the space make something full do what is required cover a blank area 3. What does the word encouragement mean? support that inspires confidence something that restores health the ability to face danger an unexpected meeting 4. Read the dictionary entry below.Verb: enrolled officially or formallyVerb: made a record of somethingWhich of the following word is defined above? fulfill mistreated protested registered 5. Which word means almost the SAME as qualified? proper honorable capable remarkable 6. What does the word protest mean? put to test keep something safe admit something openly express disapproval of something 7. What does the word boycott mean? one sent to gather informaion the tendency of an object to float a refusal to do business with a group a member of the U.S. boys' organization 8. Which word has the OPPOSITE meaning of injustice? faithfulness fairness happiness kindness 9. What made Thursdays special for Westley? He got to see his mom. Old John would tell him stories. He got to eat at a lunch counter. It was his night to help his grandma make dinner. 10. Why did Westley and his grandmother leave the department store without buying anything? They could not find what they were looking for. The saleswoman was disrespectful to them People cut in front of them. The line was too long. 11. What was the purpose of the voter school? to help people pass the registration test to teach people to read and write to hold meetings for the NAACP to tell people how to vote 12. The sit-in protesters need to be trained to know what to expect when protesting. to ensure the cause was taken seriously. to see when violence was appropriate. to learn about the history of protesting. 13. What made the results of Savannah's boycott special compared to others in the United States? It was the first southern city to declare all its citizens equal. Westley was the main organizer of the protests. Very few people were arrested in the protests. It focused on desegregating one place at a time. 14. How do you know that Delivering Justice is a biography? Use examples from the selection to support your answer. (Genre) 15. Why does the author believe that Westley Wallace Law made a difference in Savannah? Include two details from the selection that support the author's point of view. (Author's point of view) 16. What is a synonym for the word segregation on page 232? Use context clues to help you. (Synonyms Antonyms) 17. Write a paragraph that explains how the author most likely feels about the fight for civil rights. (Write about reading)