Riding Freedom- Chapter 1a 5-10
A Riding Freedom Quiz
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- 1.
What do you predict will happen next?
- 2.
How old was Charlotte?
- A.
10
- B.
12
- C.
14
- D.
16
Correct Answer
B. 12Explanation
The question asks for Charlotte's age. The answer given is 12.Rate this question:
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- 3.
How was Charlotte different than most girls?
- A.
She didn't play with dolls
- B.
She liked to play outside
- C.
She wore a leather strip
- D.
All of the Above
Correct Answer
D. All of the AboveExplanation
Charlotte was different than most girls because she didn't play with dolls, she liked to play outside, and she wore a leather strip. These characteristics set her apart from other girls who typically engage in playing with dolls, prefer indoor activities, and wear conventional clothing. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the Above."Rate this question:
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- 4.
Where did Charlotte work?
- A.
The stable
- B.
The kitchen
- C.
The pig pen
- D.
The house
Correct Answer
B. The kitchenExplanation
Charlotte worked in the kitchen.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What did Ms. Boyle teach Charlotte?
- A.
How to cook
- B.
How to be a lady
- C.
How to ride horses
- D.
How to read
Correct Answer
A. How to cookExplanation
Ms. Boyle taught Charlotte how to cook. This is evident from the fact that cooking is a practical skill that can be taught, and it is a common subject taught by teachers. Additionally, the other options (how to be a lady, how to ride horses, how to read) do not seem to be relevant to the context or the relationship between Ms. Boyle and Charlotte.Rate this question:
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- 6.
How did Ms. Boyle treat Charlotte?
- A.
Nicely
- B.
Meanly
Correct Answer
B. MeanlyExplanation
Ms. Boyle treated Charlotte meanly. This implies that Ms. Boyle was unkind, rude, or harsh towards Charlotte. She may have spoken to her in a disrespectful or hurtful manner, or treated her with cruelty or disdain. This suggests that Ms. Boyle did not show empathy or consideration towards Charlotte and may have intentionally caused her emotional or psychological harm.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Where did Charlotte like to go?
- A.
The stable
- B.
The beach
- C.
The ocean
- D.
The mountain
Correct Answer
A. The stableExplanation
Charlotte liked to go to the stable.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Which of the following DOES NOT describe Vern?
- A.
A slave
- B.
Old
- C.
Tall and thin
- D.
Fat
Correct Answer
D. FatExplanation
Vern is described as a slave, old, tall and thin, but not fat. This means that the characteristic of being fat does not apply to Vern.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Describe William
- A.
A bully
- B.
Threw rocks
- C.
13 years old
- D.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Correct Answer
D. ALL OF THE ABOVEExplanation
William can be described as a bully because the passage states that he threw rocks, which is an aggressive and harmful behavior. Additionally, the passage mentions that he is 13 years old, which suggests that he is at an age where bullying behavior may be more common. Therefore, all of the given options - being a bully, throwing rocks, and being 13 years old - accurately describe William based on the information provided.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Describe Mr. Millshark
- A.
Short and fat
- B.
Mean-spirited
- C.
White beard and hair
- D.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
Correct Answer
D. ALL OF THE ABOVEExplanation
Mr. Millshark can be described as short and fat, mean-spirited, and having a white beard and hair. The phrase "ALL OF THE ABOVE" indicates that all the given descriptions are true for Mr. Millshark.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Why did Mr. Millshark like the horse races?
- A.
He was good at gambling.
- B.
It gave him a chance to show off.
- C.
It made people think he was a good man.
- D.
He was a great racer.
Correct Answer
C. It made people think he was a good man.Explanation
Mr. Millshark liked the horse races because it made people think he was a good man. This suggests that he valued the perception of others and wanted to maintain a positive image in their eyes. The horse races provided him with an opportunity to create this impression and possibly gain respect and admiration from others.Rate this question:
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- 12.
How was the orphanage described?
- A.
A jail
- B.
A work farm
- C.
A mansion
- D.
An airport
Correct Answer
B. A work farmExplanation
The correct answer is "a work farm." This suggests that the orphanage was described as a place where the children were expected to work, possibly performing manual labor or agricultural tasks. This implies that the orphanage had a structured and disciplined environment, where the focus was on productivity and work rather than providing a luxurious or comfortable setting for the children.Rate this question:
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- 13.
What mean thing did William do?
- A.
Kick Charlotte.
- B.
Spit at Charlotte.
- C.
Tell her "No Girls Allowed."
- D.
Punch Charlotte
Correct Answer
C. Tell her "No Girls Allowed."Explanation
William did a mean thing by telling Charlotte "No Girls Allowed." This action is mean because it excludes Charlotte based on her gender, which is unfair and discriminatory. It shows a lack of respect and equality towards Charlotte, making her feel unwelcome and isolated.Rate this question:
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