Jesse Owens
1. Which of the following describes Owens’ experiences running in college?
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Jesse Owens
1. Which of the following describes Owens’ experiences running in college?
a. Owens was a successful athlete, but was treated poorly due to his race.
b. People were upset by Owens’ talent and often tried to prevent him from running.
c. Owens struggled to find time to run in college, as he also worked.
d. He was the pride of the school and treated like a star.
2. Which of the following describes Owens’ lasting impact?
a. He encouraged people not to let others dictate their actions.
b. He showed how the obstacles you face can contribute to your strength.
c. He proved the importance of remaining positive, even in the face of setbacks.
d. He encouraged people to fight back against the unfair treatment they experience.
3. A creed is the beliefs that a person wants others to live by.
True
False
4. To be pinnacle means to be the most successful point.
True
False
5. A sharecropper is a farmer who gets a portion of the crop they harvest for a landowner.
True
False
6. What is the relationship between Jesse Owens’ attitude and his success as a runner?
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