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1.When and where was Martin Luther King born? 

1. 
   April 4, 1968, Memphis, Tennessee 
   
2. 
   January 15, 1929, Atlanta, Georgia 
   
3. 
   November 21, 1933, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 
   
4. 
   March 23, 1925, Ulm, Germany 
   

2. How many siblings did Martin Luther King have? 

1. 
   Three siblings 
   
2. 
   One sibling
   
3. 
   Two siblings
   
4. 
   None of the above 
   

3. Which school did Martin Luther King attend? 

1. 
   Booker T. Washington High School 
   
2. 
   The Galloway School 
   
3. 
   Carver High school 
   
4. 
   Warren T. Jackson School 
   

4. Which grades did Martin Luther king skip to enter college? 

1. 
   6th & 11the grade
   
2. 
   10th & 7th grade 
   
3. 
   9th & 12th grade 
   
4. 
   8th and 12th grade 
   

5.What did Martin Luther King know from the beginning of his birth? 

1. 
   Different rights for black & white people in America 
   
2. 
   Black people deprived of education rights in America
   
3. 
   No rights for black people to vote in America 
   
4. 
   Couldn’t understand why white people were treated better than the black people
   

Answer 1B 2C 3A 4C 5A

Reading 3

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