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1、 Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick CheckLEVELName Date Instructions:Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.Quick Check continued on following pageV VLabor Day3.Which word means to try to reach an agreement through discussion?A unionB negotiateC strikeD protect4.What

2、 caused factory owners to hire children?A There were not enough adults to hire for the job openings.B There was no school available to the children,so their only option was to work.C Much of the machinery could be run by children,and they would accept lower pay.D The parents of the children were too

3、 lazy to work.1.How did Mother Jones help workers?A She visited factories and shut down the ones that were not treating workers well.B She wrote laws that helped improve work conditions.C She worked with farm workers to get them better pay and fewer hours.D She worked with miners to improve work con

4、ditions and helped end child labor.2.Why did many workers not speak up about their long hours and low wages?A They were afraid to lose their jobs.B They were happy with their hours and pay.C They didnt think that it would make a difference.D They were not allowed to speak at work.Learning AZ All rig

5、hts reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check(continued)LEVELName Date Quick Check continued on following pageV VLabor Day7.How did Eugene Debs help improve life for workers?A He worked with farm workers.B He helped end child labor.C He helped women working in factories.D He helped railroad and industrial w

6、orkers.8.How does the author believe that workers should be treated?A She believes that no American should have to work in a factory.B She believes that work conditions should be safe and that people should work sixty hours a week.C She believes workers should make only minimum wage and have the wee

7、kends off.D She believes workers should be paid fairly,not work too many hours,and work in safe places.5.How does the author feel about celebrating Labor Day?A She believes that Labor Day is a day to relax and to recognize American workers.B She believes that everyone should work on Labor Day as a w

8、ay of honoring American workers.C She believes that Labor Day should be a day of enjoyment when no one works or goes to school.D She believes that it is no longer necessary to celebrate Labor Day.6.Which of the following is an opinion?A Many children were forced to work in factories.B It is importan

9、t to honor the accomplishments of American workers.C Workers in the 1800s worked in unsafe factories.D Many factory owners wanted to pay workers as little as possible.Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check(continued)LEVELName Date V VTitle12.Extended Response:What would it have bee

10、n like to work in a factory in the early 1800s?9.The freedom or powers given to people are called.A safetyB jobsC rightsD minimum wage10.How did President Roosevelt help change the lives of workers?A He passed an act that prevented children from working in factories.B He passed an act that forced fa

11、ctory owners to provide their workers with time off for lunch and regular breaks.C He passed an act that limited the workweek to forty hours and set a minimum amount that workers could be paid.D He passed an act that allowed only one member of a household to work more than forty hours per week.11.Ex

12、tended Response:How does understanding the history of American workers help you understand why we celebrate Labor Day?Learning AZ All rights reserved.www.readinga-Quick Check Answer SheetLEVELMain Comprehension Skill:Authors Point of ViewV V 1.DSequence Events 2.ACause and Effect 3.BVocabulary 4.CCa

13、use and Effect 5.AAuthors Point of View 6.BFact or Opinion 7.DMain Idea and Details 8.DAuthors Point of View 9.CVocabulary 10.CMain Idea and Details 11.Students should note that the history of American workers included a great deal of strength and courage because the workers had to organize and figh

14、t for their basic rights.Knowing this allows us to more greatly appreciate their efforts and the way they affected how workers are now treated.12.Answers will vary but should include the following information:During the early 1800s,workers worked up to one hundred hours a week in unsafe conditions and were paid very little money.Labor Day