Ruby Bridges meets President Obama: challenge

The scene takes place ... (where?)
1. at the White House
2. in a museum
3. at school
4. in a TV studio
Who is standing next to Ruby? (first name and surname)
1. Barack Obama
2. Norman Rockwell
3. Martin Luther King
4. Steven Colbert
The painting depicts my walk into ... (the name of the school)
1. William Frantz Elementary School
2. Martin Luther King Elementary School
3. Lincoln High School
4. New Orleans Public School
The painting depicts Ruby integrating the public school systems in ... (a year)
1. 1960
2. 1954
3. 1965
4. 1996
To be standing shoulder to shoulder with history is just once in a ... (one word)
1. lifetime
2. while
3. day
4. year
The girl in that painting at ... years old knew absolutely nothing about racism. (a number)
1. 6
2. 4
3. 8
4. 10
The lesson that I took away that year in an ... school building. (one adjective)
1. empty
2. old
3. enormous
4. integrated
None of us know anything about ... when we come into the world. (3 words)
1. disliking one another
2. loving one another
3. helping one another
4. understanding one another
She says she was an ... child that knew absolutely nothing about what was happening that day. (one adjective)
1. innocent
2. angry
3. unhappy
4. intelligent
We should never judge a person by the color of their ... (one word)
1. skin
2. eyes
3. hair
4. clothes
That's the lesson that I learned in ... grade. (one word)
1. first
2. second
3. third
4. sixth
This video is emotional because ...
1. the little girl who walked into school alone in 1960 is now standing next to the first Black President, in front of the painting of that day
2. Ruby sees her first grade teacher again after 35 years
3. Ruby discovers the painting for the first time
4. the President tells Ruby that the painting will be destroyed