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Reading - Goin' Someplace Special
By Pat Keating
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Answer the question in complete sentences.
How can you tell that
Goin' Someplace Special
is historical fiction?
Question 9
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Answer the question in complete sentences.
What kind of person is Mama Frances? How can you tell?
Question 10
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Answer the question in complete sentences.
What does the idea of
Goin' Someplace Special
mean to Tricia Ann at the end of the story?
Tricia Ann crosses her fingers and
blurts
out her question. A person who
blurts
out a question ______________.
A. asks it carefully
B. whispers it slowly
C. sings it
D. says it quickly
Outside of the hotel, people begged for the man's
autograph
. A word that means the same as
autograph
is___________.
A. picture
B. signature
C. book
D. interview
Tricia Ann saw something
spectacular
on the front of the building. The word
spectacular
means________________.
A. very beautiful
B. hideous
C. carefully carved
D. easy to find
Why does Tricia Ann sit at the back of the bus?
A. She wants to sit with Mrs. Grannell.
B. She likes the view.
C. There are no seats in the front.
D. She has to sit behind the "Colored Section" sign.
When Tricia Ann leaves the Peace Fountain, she feels________________.
A. surprised by the number of people there
B. hurt by Hickey's question
C. angered by Jim Crow signs
D. happy to see Mama Frances
What does Blooming Mary remind Tricia Ann about getting to someplace special?
A. Tricia Ann can get there if she walks through the Southland Hotel.
B. Tricia Ann can get there herself if she remember Mama Frances's words.
C. Tricia Ann can't get there at all.
D. Tricia Ann and Blooming Mary can go there together.
How does Tricia Ann change during the story?
A. She learns how to ride the bus on her own.
B. She makes more friends.
C. She becomes more confident and stronger.
D. She learns how to take a compliment.