Marching With Susan

What does the word strenuous mean in this sentence from Marching with Aunt Susan?

“’Strenuous exercise is not for girls, Bessie,‘” he told me.

• Difficult

• Easy

What are Susan's actions that help resolve the problem in the text?

• She is kind to others and does not mind being arrested.

• She helps election workers at the polling place.

• She speaks to other women, she marches, and she stands for women's rights.

• She cheers for her friends and she visits them in jail.

What is the main theme of 'Marching With Susan'?

• A) Friendship

• B) Women's suffrage

• C) Adventure

• D) Family

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Marching With Susan'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Imagery

What does the word 'perseverance' mean in the context of 'Marching With Susan'?

• A) Giving up easily

• B) Continuing in spite of difficulty

• C) Avoiding challenges

• D) Being indifferent

Who is the protagonist in 'Marching With Susan'?

• A) Susan

• B) Bessie

• C) Aunt Susan

• D) The narrator

What is the setting of 'Marching With Susan'?

• A) A modern city

• B) A rural village

• C) Early 20th century America

• D) Ancient Rome

Which sentence best describes Susan's character in 'Marching With Susan'?

• A) Susan is timid and shy.

• B) Susan is brave and determined.

• C) Susan is indifferent and lazy.

• D) Susan is humorous and carefree.

What is the significance of the march in 'Marching With Susan'?

• A) It represents a fun activity.

• B) It symbolizes the fight for women's rights.

• C) It is a family tradition.

• D) It is a school event.

How does the author convey the struggles faced by women in 'Marching With Susan'?

• A) Through humorous anecdotes

• B) Through detailed descriptions of events

• C) Through fictional characters

• D) Through historical facts