Question

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where we wanted. that meant everybody passing by could see us. i remember noticing everyone was white.
all day long, white parents rushed into the office. they were upset. they were arguing and pointing at us. when they took their children to school that morning, the parents hadnt been sure whether william frantz would be integrated that day or not. after my mother and i arrived, they ran into classrooms and dragged their children out of the school. from behind the windows in the office, all i saw was confusion. i told myself that this must be the way it is in a big school.
that whole first day, my mother and i just sat and waited. we didnt talk to anybody. i remember watching a big, round clock on the wall. when it was 3:00 and time to go home, i was glad. i had thought my new school would be hard, but the first day was easy.
inferences in a historical text — quiz — level f
federal marshals protect ruby as she enters her new school.
fill in the blanks to explain how other parents reacted to ruby attending william frantz.
many parents were angry when they learned william frantz was being integrated that day. when they saw ruby and her mother in the principals office, they had their children
wave at ruby
ask many questions
leave the school

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the text: "After my mother and I arrived, they ran into classrooms and dragged their children out of the school." So the correct action is that the parents had their children leave the school. The other options (wave at Ruby, ask many questions) don't match the text's description of parents being upset and removing their kids from the integrated school.

Answer:

leave the school