A) doubted the truth
B) put in a wrong place
C) treated badly
D) estimated wrongly

A) cover a blank area
B) do what is required
C) take up all of the space
D) making something full

A) an unexpected meeting
B) something that restores health
C) the ability to face danger
D) support that inspires confidence

A) mistreated
B) fulfill
C) registered
D) protested

A) proper
B) honorable
C) remarkable
D) capable

A) put to test
B) admit something openly
C) keep something safe
D) express disapproval of something

A) the tendency of an object to float
B) a refusal to do business with a group
C) one sent to gather information
D) a member of the U.S. boys' organization

A) faithfulness
B) happiness
C) kindness
D) fairness

A) He got to eat at a lunch counter.
B) Old John would tell him stories.
C) It was his night to help his grandma make dinner.
D) He got to see his mom.

A) The saleswoman was disrespectful to them.
B) The line was too long.
C) People cut in front of them.
D) They could not find what they were looking for.

A) to teach people to read and write
B) to tell people how to vote
C) to help people pass the registration test
D) to hold meetings for the NAACP

A) to learn about the history of protesting.
B) to see when violence was appropriate.
C) to know what to expect when protesting.
D) to ensure the cause was taken seriously.

A) It focused on desegregating one place at a time.
B) Very few people were arrested in the protests.
C) Westley was the main organizer of the protests.
D) It was the first southern city to declare all its citizens equal.