Bravery Cloze Answer Key

Students complete a reading passage about acts of bravery during the Civil Rights Movement by filling in missing words from a word bank. They use context clues to select terms describing courage, equality, fighting injustice, and peaceful protest. The passage highlights Rosa Parks, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, Greensboro sit-ins, and Dr. King’s encouragement of nonviolent activism. The activity builds reading comprehension, reinforces vocabulary related to civil rights, and helps students understand how bravery shaped history. Learners practice identifying meaning through context.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Vocabulary in Context

Social Studies – Civil Rights Activism

English Language Arts – Reading Comprehension

Social Studies – Understanding Social Justice Movements

This worksheet is part of our Civil Rights Movement Worksheets collection.