Libby Saves the Day

A. jumped

B. served

C. forced

D. stepped

A. circle

B. bounced

C. reached

D. stopped

A. “Her brown eyes peeked out of the fur-lined hood which outlined her round, full face.”

B. “She held tightly to the sides of the sled with her oversized gloves.”

C. “Libby reached out toward the pine trees and grabbed one of the now-covered branches.”

D. “She reached down for the metal anchor and pushed it over the edge of the sled.”

A. Snow gets stirred up all around them.

B. Her dad is bumped off the sled in the last turn.

C. The wind throws snow in her face.

D.The dogs run through the woods faster than ever.

A. to make the dogs start walking

B. to make the dogs go into the woods

C. to make the dogs stop running

D. to make the dogs go faster

A. She is brave

B. She is frightened.

C. She is excited.

D. She is comfortable.

A. Libby and her dad take turns driving the sled.

B. Libby learns how to control a sled pulled by dogs

C. Libby takes control of the sled when her dad falls off.

D. Libby learns how to lead the sled through the trees

A. Libby wanted to go on a sled ride.

B. Libby saved the dogs and the sled.

C. Libby commanded the dogs to go faster.

D. Libby turned the team around to look for her dad