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Critical Thinking
100

What city was Ruby Bridges born in?

Tylertown, Mississippi?

100

Who showed up to Ruby's house in the morning?

The Federal Marshals

100

What was the name of the school Ruby attended?

What is William Frantz Elementary School?

100

What did some people do when Ruby went to school?

They protested

100

What did Ruby Bridges help to change in America?

School segregation

200

Who is the main character?

Ruby Bridges

200

What did Ruby need to do to go to her new school?

To pass the test

200

What did Ruby wear on her first day of school?

A white dress

200

What did Ruby Bridges want to be when she grew up?

A bridge, to help others understand that kids are kids.

200

How did Ruby inspire other children?

By showing courage

300

How old was Ruby when she first started school?

6 years old/ 1st grade

300

What happened that allowed blacks to go to white schools?

A new law passed.
300

What is segregation?

Keeping black people and white people separate.

300

What are we celebrating this month?

Black History Month

300

What is the title of the book Ruby wrote about her experiences?

"I Am Ruby Bridges"

400

Was Ruby scared to go to school?

No, she thought it was Mardi Gras

400

What did Ruby enjoy doing as a child?

Playing with her friends.

400

Where did the story take place?

New Orleans, Louisiana

400

Who was Ruby's teacher?

Mrs. Henry

400

What is one lesson we can learn from Ruby's story?

To stand up for what's right

500

Did Ruby like her name?

No, she thought it was an old name.

500

How old is Ruby now?

She is 71 years old.

500

What challenges did Ruby face?

Test, loneliness, being treated badly

500

How have schools changed over time?

There is no segregation. Kids of all races can go to any school.

500

Finish the quote, Ruby says, "I am Ruby Bridges and I..."

Am the first!