released: Railroad Dog/ Amelia Earhart

“Trigger was a railroad dog right from the start.”

“One of Charlie’s duties was to turn the switch, and Trigger went with him.”

“Hearing those engine whistles all the time, Trigger learned to tell them apart"

“Trigger went with Charlie each time and stood beside him.”

set up

run toward

give away

bring back

He is worried.

He is surprised.

He is frustrated.

He is disappointed.

He barked at the train driver.

He moved the switch.

He ran to get the red flag.

He ran beside the train.

“Trigger took such an interest in the switching that Charlie made a decision.”

“Charlie discovered a section of track that needed repair.”

“Trigger scampered along, his curly black ears flopping in the biting wind.”

“There was Trigger in the center of the track, sitting proudly on his hind legs."

The switch is frozen.

The brakes stop working.

The driver is asleep.

The station agent is injured.

He learns how to turn the switch.

He is able to save many people’s lives

He makes the people on the train angry

He is unable to move the switch.

A dog loves to ride a train.

A dog stops a train wreck.

A man adopts a dog.

A man hurts his knee.

Amelia wrote books and gave talks about flying.

Amelia accepted a job at Purdue University.

Amelia gave speeches with Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Amelia started the group The Ninety-Nines in 1929.

in the middle.

at the end.

in the beginning

at a slow rate

Her landing was not smooth.

She did not fly across the Pacific.

Her plane disappeared.

She was not the pilot.

Franklin Roosevelt’s

Wilmer Stultz’s

Edwin Elliot’s

Fred Noonan’s

admired

disliked

forced

imitated

fighter

target

customer

guide

She planned a flight around the world.

She encouraged women’s rights.

She knew the president and his wife.

She advised women students at Purdue.

Amelia Earhart and Eleanor Roosevelt gave speeches to support women’s rights.

Amelia Earhart was the first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean in an airplane

Amelia Earhart was a determined female pilot who disappeared on a flight around the world.

Amelia Earhart became a career counselor at Purdue and advised women students.