Word Parts
What does the prefix "re-" mean?
Again
Which text structure uses time order?
Chronological
What is the meaning of the word "equality"?
Having the same rights as other people
Who was one of the main Civil Rights leaders?
Martin Luther King Jr. and Thurgood Marshall
Yesterday, I _______ empanadas.
1. eat
2. ate
3. will eat
ate
What does the prefix "pre-" mean?
Before
Which text structure has something wrong and then fixes it?
Problem and solution
What is the meaning of the word "integrate"?
What kind of protesting did most African Americans do?
peaceful protesting
Change the following sentence to future tense: I walk to school every day.
I will walk to school every day.
What does the prefix "in-" mean?
not
What is the meaning of the word "civil rights"?
the rights you have as a member of society
Who were the Little Rock Nine?
The Little Rock Nine were the first African Americans to go to an all-white school after segregation was made illegal by the government.
Change the following sentence to past tense: I am so excited for my birthday.
I was so excited for my birthday.
What does the prefix "over-" mean?
too much
What is the meaning of the word "segregation"?
when people are kept apart
Antonym: integrate
What did Brown v. Board of Education do for African Americans?
It made segregation illegal.
Change the following sentence to future tense: I had spaghetti, my favorite meal, for dinner on Monday.
I will have spaghetti, my favorite meal, for dinner on Monday.
What does the prefix "dis-" mean?
wrongly
What is the meaning of the word "prejudice"?
to judge things about people before you know about them
Who was Rosa Parks?
Rosa Parks was a civil rights leader who refused to give up her seat to a white passenger on a segregated bus.
Change the following sentence to present tense: I took my little sister to the bus stop.
I take my little sister to the bus stop.