Read the following passage and answer the questions with NO MORE THAN 4 WORDS. Write your answer on your answer sheet Oprah Winfrey was born in 1954 in a small town in central Mississipi. She was the great-granddaughter of slaves. Her father was a soldier. Her mother was an eighteen year-old girl who had no job. Oprah grew up with her grandmother until she was six. Then her grandmother became ill. She joined her mother in Milwaukee, but she eventually went to live with her father in Nashville. There, she finished high school and entered college. Oprah got a job reporting news on the radio. She later reported the news on television in Nashville. For several years, she was a news reporter at a television station in Baltimore. Oprah got her big break in Chicago in 1984. There she hosted a morning program that soon became the Oprah Winfrey Show. Her program became a national show in 1986. She was also an actress in The Color Purple. She was nominated for an Academy Award for her role in the movie. Oprah’s TV show also received several Emmy awards. She set up her own production company and, in 1988, became the owner of the show. In 1995, Oprah was named on the Forbes list of the four hundred richest Americans. She was the only African American on the list. She started Oprah’s Book Club. She produced and starred in the film Beloved. Two years later, Oprah started her own magazine. In 2002, she created a leadership academy for girls in South Africa. Now she has her own cable network. It is quite a success story for a girl born into poverty.

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