Question 1

At the beginning of the story, what would Rafael MOST LIKELY say about building a go-cart?

Accepted Answer

Follow the directions carefully.

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Ask for help from a parent.

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Finish as quickly as possible.

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Work together with a friend.

Question 2

Why does Maya MOST LIKELY draw a picture in her backyard?

Accepted Answer

She is planning what she is going to build.

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She enjoys being outside.

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She thinks that birds are beautiful.

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She is taking a break from her schoolwork.

Question 3

What does Rafael do that shows his thought about building a go-cart have changed?

Accepted Answer

He asks Maya to work with him.

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He tells Maya that he wants to win the race.

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He asks Maya when she is going to begin building.

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He tells Maya there is a problem with what she built.

Question 4

In the story, Rafael and Maya coasted to the finish line. What does the word coasted mean?

Accepted Answer

Moved easily

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<P>Flew above </P>

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Hopped over

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Acted calmly

Question 5

5. What is the MAIN lesson that Rafael learns?

Accepted Answer

It if good to have ideas that are different.

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It is important to practice before a race.

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It is important to be a kind friend.

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It is good to listen to the teacher.

Question 6

Why did the author write the passage?

Accepted Answer

To teach readers about Wilma Rudolph

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To show that running can be good for you

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To make up stories about Wilma Rudolph

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To tell readers how they can become runners

Question 7

How did Wilma’s sisters and brothers help her get better when she was sick?

Accepted Answer

They made her foot and leg stronger.

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They stayed home and played with her.

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They made her a brace to wear.

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They showed her how to play ball.

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