Author Illustrator
All Different Now is written by this author
A. Angela Johnson
B. Carole Boston Weatherford
C. Margot Theis Raven
D. Deborah Wiles
James Baldwin read every day below a "web" of these items
A. String
B. Laundry
C. Clothes Lines
D. Stars
What are clothes lines
A white mountain of salt rises over this person's head
A. Grandpa
B. Momma
C. Papa
D. Grandma
Who is Papa
They say the person who called himself master was like this
A. A hard lump of clay
B. A mountain of snow
C. A ruthless person
D. A Fearsome animal
What is a hard lump of clay
The Busses were urging people to stay off of the busses on this day
A. December 7, 1941
B. December 5, 1954
C. December 5, 1955
D. December 7, 1955
When is December 5, 1955
This author illustrator duo wrote Circle Unbroken
A. Margot Theis Raven and Eric Velasquez
B. Margot Theis Raven and E.B. Lewis
C. Quartez Harris and E.B. Lewis
D. Jonah Winter and Brian Collier
Who is Margot Theis Raven and E.B. Lewis
Then we worked, and worked, and worked some more under this state's hot sun
A. Florida
B. South Carolina
C. Alabama
D. Texas
What is Texas
On the roof top, these next door neighbors accompanied mommy and daddy
A. Mr. and Mrs. Brown
B. Mr. and Mrs. Honey
C. Mr. and Mrs. Ratliff
D. Mr. and Mrs. Cooks
Who is Mr. and Mrs. honey
Grandma said this was coming after the Yankees came with cannons
A. The North
B. The War
C. Freedom
D. Slavery
What is Freedom
In this decade, the Langley Laboratory bought a machine computer that could do math faster than the human computers
A. 1940s
B. 1950s
C. 1960s
D. 1970s
When are the 1950s
True or False: The author and Illustrator of Mae Makes a Way: The True Story of Mae Reeves, Hat and History Maker is Olugbemisola Rhuday-Perkovich and Andrea Pippins
True
A. A Brown Paper Bag
B. A book
C. A purse
D. Money
What is a brown paper bag
This person is the nations first Black female federal judge
A. Ketanji Rose
B. Constance Baker Motley
C. Ella Fitzgerald
D. Michelle Obama
Who is Constance Baker Motley
Mama read about a place nearby called this, where they could stay for the last night of their trip
A. Uncle John's House
B. An all Black Motel
C. A Tourist Home
D. A Tourist Shelter
What is a tourist home
In This year the NAACP hired Thurgood as a full-time lawyer
A. 1936
B. 1937
C. 1938
D. 1939
The People Could Fly is written and illustrated by these people
A. Susan Lynn Meyer / Eric Velasquez
B. Jacqueline Woodson / James Ransome
C. Virginia Hamilton / Leo and Diane Dillon
D. Mara Rockliff / R. Gregory Christie
Who is Virginia Hamilton / Leo and Diane Dillon
John Henry is holding this when he is helping Annie Mae with chores
A. A Rake
B. A towel
C. A broom
D. A hammer
What is a broom (broom broom)
Miss Lucy had a baby, she named him this
A. Tiny Tom
B. Tiny Tim
C. Tiny Tony
D. Tiny Terry
Who is Tiny Tim
The owners of this funeral home said Bill could sleep in their storage room
A. Rolls-Clayton Funeral Home
B. Ross-Clayton Funeral Home
C. Rose-Clayton Funeral Home
D. Raws-Clayton Funeral Home
What is the Rose-Clayton Funeral Home
On this night Ella entered a talent Contest at the Apollo Theater
A. October 11, 1934
B. November 21, 1934
C. May 13, 1935
D. April 21, 1935
When is November 21, 1934
Sweet Justice was written and illustrated by these two people
A. Mara Rockliff / R. Gregory Christie
B. Jonah Winter / Bryan Collier
C. Chris Barton / Don Tate
D. Angela Johnson / E.B. Lewis
Who is Mara Rockliff / R. Gregory Christie
This store was directly next to Mae's first store
A. Clark Shoes
B. Clark Bakery
C. Jeff's Tailor Shop
D. South Street Shoes
What is Clark Shoes
This is Trombone Shorty's brother
A. Jeffrey
B. Jay
C. James
D. Jerome
Who is James
Barrington said that he had to hustle to earn money for flight lessons, this was one of the hustles pictured on that page
A. Waiter at a restaurant
B. Taking Care of a Pool
C. Delivering Newspapers
D. Working at an Airport
What is taking care of a pool
In this year Lonnie found a toy maker who was interested in seeing the water gun
A. 1988
B. 1989
C. 1987
D. 1986
When is 1989