Turn to page 884 and read "John Glenn: A Memoir" ---then read the questions carefully/read back in the selection to find the answer and answer the question with the BEST CHOICE
"Flying was a great adventure." (par. 4)
"I realized later that it wasn't simply fun for him." (par. 8)
"Everybody knew about Charles Lindbergh's transatlantic flight two years before." (par. 6)
"The pilot got in front and revved the engine." par 6
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John Glenn's childhood nickname
The name of Herschel Glenn's business
Information about Charles Lindbergh
The description of John Glenn's feelings after his first plane crash
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Had a spirit of adventure
Was a serious person
Knew a lot about flying
Owned a successful business
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At times, where cattle grazed around Cambridge
Out of his way; past a grass field airport; one in front of the other
The summer I turned eight; two years before; when I got out of the airforce
His every move; my youth; got in front
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"I especially enjoyed being with my father whom most people called Herschel, while I grew up being called Bud." par 1
"I couldn't get the view from the air out of my mind. and the feeling of being suspended." par 7
"As we drove home, Dad asked me if I'd liked the flight. I told him that I had." par. 8
"His eagerness to experiment was one of the most important lessons of my youth." par. 8
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It is written from a first person point of view
It includes quotations from people who knew John Glenn
It explains how events shaped John Glenn's life
It talks about other people who were alive at the same time.
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This memory is told from a child's point of view
Children often confuse reality with fantasy
Early pilots were not concerned with safety
John Glenn loved to read when he was young
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"He could turn very serious at times, but most of the time he was lighthearted.."
"He joked a lot and made me laugh."
"It was the time of the year when wildflowers bloomed on the roadside and in the farm fields where cattle grazed."
"I probably was scared at the idea of growing up, but there wasn't any doubt about it - I wanted to do it."
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John Glenn takes his first plane ride
Herschel Glenn stops his car near a biplane outside of town
John Glenn and his father drive to Cambridge
Charles Lindbergh flies across the Atlantic Ocean
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Biplanes dogfighting during WWI
An airplane on a grass field airport near town
A newspaper article about Charles Lindbergh
A silver plane flying overhead
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Told from the first person point-of-view
Written by someone else
Based on memories from Glenn's memories
Published in John Glenn's lifetime
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