1. 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt 10pt Kings Doll’s House What is EvilTolerance ColossusEulogy 10 pt 20 pt 30 pt 40 pt 50 pt Final jeopardy

2. This is why Martin Luther King, Jr.’s family is up at 5:30 the first day of the Montgomery Bus Boycott

3. What is To see the first bus go by their house to see if it’s empty

4. This is why King’s family thought the boycott would fail

5. What is Other boycotts had failed in Montgomery before

6. Martin Luther King, Jr. believed in this kind of protest

7. What is Nonviolent/peaceful/ non-aggressive

8. Fact vs Opinion Rosa Parks was a charming person with a radiant personality

9. What is opinion

10. This was Martin Luther King, Jr’s role in the Montgomery Improvement Association (MIA) [double jeopardy]

11. What is president

12. This is what a carter is in “The Doll’s House”

13. What is a delivery person

14. This is where the Burnell children learned their snobbishness

15. What is from their parents and their aunt

16. This is the author of “The Doll’s House”

17. Who is Katherine Mansfield

18. This is what the lamp in the doll house represented

19. What is the “light” of human kindness and hope for the future

20. This is three reasons why the Kelvey children were shunned (double jeopardy)

21. What is their mother was a washerwoman, their dad was in prison, and they wore clothes made from charity

22. In “The Possibility of Evil,” Miss Strangeworth could best be described as a(n )

23. What is A busybody/nosy neighbor/meddler

24. This is the word that best describes how Miss Strangeworth’s letters are written

25. What is anonymously

26. This is a word to describe the post office when Mrs. Strangeworth went there

27. What is closed

28. This is why Mrs. Strangeworth wrote the letters to community members

29. What is She thought it was her job to rid the town of evil

30. This is what the townspeople are seeking after they find out the identity of the letter writer

31. What is Revenge

32. This is the term that means putting up with others

33. What is Tolerance

34. In one word, this is what type of essay “Tolerance” is

35. What is Persuasive

36. This is what has been tried over and over in public affairs but always fails according to Forster in “Tolerance”

37. What is Love

38. Forster, author of “Tolerance,” has lost faith in these kinds of solutions because too many people are hurt or killed

39. What are Military

40. According to Forster in the essay “Tolerance,” the notion that nations should do this is unrealistic

41. What is Love one another

42. This is what the new colossus is not, according to the poem

43. What is a Greek statue

44. This is the most important quality of the new colossus

45. What is its welcoming nature

46. This is where the poem “The New Colossus” is inscribed

47. What is On the Statue of Liberty (NY Harbor)

48. These are the kinds of people the “ancient” lands should send to America according to “The New Colossus”

49. What are your tired/poor/wretched

50. This is whom “The New Colossus” was welcoming

51. What are Immigrants

52. This is the day Robert Kennedy gave his eulogy for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

53. What is the day King died

54. According to Robert Kennedy, these were two things to which Martin Luther King, Jr. had dedicated his life

55. What are Love and justice

56. “We can do well in the country. We will have difficult times. We’ve had difficult times…” This is the idea Kennedy is trying to emphasize by repeating the word “we”

57. What is unity/working together

58. In “Montgomery Boycott,” whites filled balloons with this before throwing them at black people.

59. What is urine

60. This is the irony of Robert Kennedy giving the eulogy for Dr. King in 1968

61. What is Robert Kennedy was also assassinated the same year (two months and one day later)