Question

she decided not to move to the back like she was supposed to. though she only rode in the front for one block, imogene knew it was dangerous to ignore the law in this way. but by staying seated, she was standing against segregation.
under segregation, black passengers had to sit in the back half of public buses.
how did imogene change over time?
when she was a child, imogene
wrote stories about
was confused by
gave reasons for
the unfair ed. by high to where she was badly treated. as an adult, imogene to protest segregation.

Explanation:

For the first blank, the context notes Imogene as a child engaging with unfair treatment; "wrote stories about" matches this focus on processing the injustice through storytelling. For the second blank, the text describes adult Imogene refusing to move to the back of the bus, which is an act of staying seated to protest segregation.

Answer:

When she was a child, Imogene wrote stories about the unfair way she was badly treated. As an adult, Imogene stayed seated to protest segregation.