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    The document appears to be an English worksheet for 8th grade students. It provides information about Martin Luther King Jr., including that he was a Baptist minister and civil rights activist who led the civil rights movement in the US from the 1950s until his assassination in 1968. It mentions he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for promoting nonviolent protests, such as the March on Washington, to achieve civil rights goals like ending legal segregation of African Americans in the South. Students are asked comprehension questions to test their understanding of the information provided.

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    The document appears to be an English worksheet for 8th grade students. It provides information about Martin Luther King Jr., including that he was a Baptist minister and civil rights activist who led the civil rights movement in the US from the 1950s until his assassination in 1968. It mentions he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for promoting nonviolent protests, such as the March on Washington, to achieve civil rights goals like ending legal segregation of African Americans in the South. Students are asked comprehension questions to test their understanding of the information provided.

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    The document appears to be an English worksheet for 8th grade students. It provides information about Martin Luther King Jr., including that he was a Baptist minister and civil rights activist who led the civil rights movement in the US from the 1950s until his assassination in 1968. It mentions he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for promoting nonviolent protests, such as the March on Washington, to achieve civil rights goals like ending legal segregation of African Americans in the South. Students are asked comprehension questions to test their understanding of the information provided.

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    JESUS MAESTRO SCHOOL Read the next text.

    ENGLISH WORSHOP

    Full name_____________ 8th Grade ___

    Find the simple past of the verbs on the


    right. 10 points
    Martin Luther King Jr.

    Martin Luther King, Jr., original


    name Michael King, Jr., (born January 15,
    1929, Atlanta, Georgia , U.S. He died April 4,
    1968, Memphis Tennessee),He was a Baptist
    minister and social activist who led
    the civil in the United States  from the mid-
    1950s until his death by assassination in
    1968. His leadership was fundamental to that
    movement’s success in ending the legal 
    Where can you look these advertisements Segregation  of African Americans  in the
    11.
    South and other parts of the United States.
    Please work in your math groups
    King rose to national prominence as head of

    a. in a classroom the Southern Christian Leadership


    b. in an office Conference, which promoted nonviolent,
    c. in a museum
    such as the massive March on
    12. Washington (1963), to achieve civil rights. He
    Fourth toys and clothes
    was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964.

    a. In a school According to the last reading, choose the


    b. in a hospital correct answer
    c. in a deparment store

    13. 17. Who was Martin Luther King?


    Tickets office for international
    trains a) He was a President of the United States
    b) He was a social activist civil rights and a
    a. In a theater
    b. In an airport Baptist minister c) He was an African d)
    c. In a station He was born in Georgia

    Complete the first conditional


    18. What prize did he win?
    14.Her father will be angry if she_______ to
    this party. (go) a) He promoted nonviolent b) he won the

    15. She will come if she______busy. Nobel Prize c) he won a leadership d) He


    (not / be) won a segregation prize

    16. If you______the radio like that you will


    damage it. (use) 19. Where he was born? a) He was born in
    Washington b) he was born in Atlanta
    Georgia c) He was born in Memphis
    Tennessee d) He was born in Memphis
    MATH

    ACCORDING TO THE TEXT ABOUT MARTIN


    LUTHER KING

    20. Nonviolent

    21.Leadership

    22. legal segregation

    23. African Americans

    ___ Law in 18th and 19th century America that


    said: Black and white people were incapable
    of coexisting

    ____ People of peace

    ___ To lead a group of people

    ____ ethnic group of black people born in


    America

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