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Paris Jazz: Challenge 3


Paris Jazz: Challenge 3Version en ligne Paris Jazz: Challenge 3 par Kedge 1 The Zoot Suit Riots took place in Los Angeles during World War II. a TRUE b FALSE 2 The Zoot Suit Riots were mainly clashes between young people in flashy suits and U.S. servicemen. a TRUE b FALSE 3 A zoot suit was known for its long coat and very baggy pants. a TRUE b FALSE 4 The Zoot Suit Riots happened in Paris, France. a TRUE b FALSE 5 The Zoot Suit Riots were caused by arguments over jazz band competitions. a TRUE b FALSE 6 During the Zoot Suit Riots, the young people wearing zoot suits were often treated as troublemakers even when THEY were attacked. a TRUE b FALSE 7 Zazous were a youth subculture in France during World War II. a TRUE b FALSE 8 The Zazous liked swing and jazz music. a TRUE b FALSE 9 The Zazous were known for dressing in a flashy, exaggerated style. a TRUE b FALSE 10 The Zazous tried very hard to fit in with strict wartime rules and expectations. a TRUE b FALSE 11 The Zazous were especially associated with Paris. a TRUE b FALSE 12 The Zazous are often seen as a youth group that pushed back culturally against Vichy and Nazi ideas. a TRUE b FALSE 13 The Zazous were famous for rejecting jazz and only listening to military marches. a TRUE b FALSE 14 The Zazous were a formal branch of the French army. a TRUE b FALSE 15 German Swingjugend means “Swing Youth.” a TRUE b FALSE 16 The Swingjugend were German teenagers who loved swing music. a TRUE b FALSE 17 The Swingjugend often preferred British and American music to Nazi-approved culture. a TRUE b FALSE 18 The Nazi government approved of the Swingjugend because they supported strict conformity. a TRUE b FALSE 19 The Swingjugend were closely linked to the Hitler Youth in style and values. a TRUE b FALSE 20 Members of the Swingjugend sometimes wore longer hair and more British- or American-inspired fashions. a TRUE b FALSE 21 The Swingjugend met to dance, listen to records, and enjoy swing music. a TRUE b FALSE 22 All Swingjugend members were armed underground fighters. a TRUE b FALSE 23 The Zoot Suiters, Zazous, and Swingjugend all show how clothing and music could become political during wartime. a TRUE b FALSE 24 The Zazous were especially associated with Paris. a TRUE b FALSE 25 The Zazous tried very hard to fit in with strict wartime rules and expectations. a TRUE b FALSE

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The Zoot Suit Riots took place in Los Angeles during World War II.

The Zoot Suit Riots were mainly clashes between young people in flashy suits and U.S. servicemen.

A zoot suit was known for its long coat and very baggy pants.

The Zoot Suit Riots happened in Paris, France.

The Zoot Suit Riots were caused by arguments over jazz band competitions.

During the Zoot Suit Riots, the young people wearing zoot suits were often treated as troublemakers even when THEY were attacked.

Zazous were a youth subculture in France during World War II.

The Zazous liked swing and jazz music.

The Zazous were known for dressing in a flashy, exaggerated style.

The Zazous tried very hard to fit in with strict wartime rules and expectations.

The Zazous were especially associated with Paris.

The Zazous are often seen as a youth group that pushed back culturally against Vichy and Nazi ideas.

The Zazous were famous for rejecting jazz and only listening to military marches.

The Zazous were a formal branch of the French army.

German Swingjugend means “Swing Youth.”

The Swingjugend were German teenagers who loved swing music.

The Swingjugend often preferred British and American music to Nazi-approved culture.

The Nazi government approved of the Swingjugend because they supported strict conformity.

The Swingjugend were closely linked to the Hitler Youth in style and values.

Members of the Swingjugend sometimes wore longer hair and more British- or American-inspired fashions.

The Swingjugend met to dance, listen to records, and enjoy swing music.

All Swingjugend members were armed underground fighters.

The Zoot Suiters, Zazous, and Swingjugend all show how clothing and music could become political during wartime.

The Zazous were especially associated with Paris.

The Zazous tried very hard to fit in with strict wartime rules and expectations.