Dr. MLK
Dr. MLK
Animal Idioms
Color Idioms
Food Idioms
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What movement did Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. lead?

the Civil Rights Movement

100

What were the sit-ins?

black people would sit at lunch counters where they were not allowed, and quietly protest

100

let the cat out of the bag

tell a secret
100

once in a blue moon

rarely/on occasion

100

a piece of cake

easy

200

What is the name of Dr. King's famous speech?

"I Have a Dream"

200

What was the Emancipation Proclamation?

Lincoln's document that ended slavery (WAY before Dr. King came along)

200

Cat got your tongue?

What...you have nothing to say?

200

feeling blue

feeling sad &/or depressed, feeling "down" (idiom)

200

couch potato

lying on the couch & watching tv all day/lazy

300

Where (near what monument) did Dr. King give his famous speech?

at the Lincoln Memorial

300
What award did Dr. King earn in 1964?

the Nobel Peace Prize

300

something seems fishy

This is suspicious/Something strange is happening.
300

golden opportunity

the perfect chance

300

a lot on your plate

You have a lot of responsibilities/things to do.

400

Who was Rosa Parks?

Rosa Parks was arrested for refusing to give up her seat to a white person on a bus.

400

What is integration?

the act of bringing together two or more groups
400
hold your horses

wait/pause

400

the green light

permission

400

in a nutshell

to make my summarize

(also known as "to wrap things up" which is another idiom)

500

What is segregation?

keeping people separated (schools, restaurants, etc.) by race
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In what year was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr born?

1929

500

Holy cow!

Wow.  That is surprising.

500
roll out the red carpet
treat someone like royalty/celebrity
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smart cookie

a wise or knowledgeable person

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