Libby Saves the Team - fiction

Libby Saves the Team - fiction

By Jennifer Monick

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of lunged in this sentence from paragraph 7?

“The dogs’ ears stood erect as the team lunged forward.”

• A jumped

• B served

• C forced

• D stepped

Multiple Choice

What does the word jolted mean in paragraph 8?

• A circled

• B bounced

• C reached

• D stopped

Multiple Choice

Which quote from the text describes the setting?

• 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.”

Multiple Choice

Which event changes how Libby feels about the sled ride?

• 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

Multiple Choice

Why does Libby snap off a pine twig and swing it between Timber and Tucker?

• 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

Multiple Choice

What does the action that Libby took to save the team show about her character?

• A She is brave.

• B She is frightened

• C She is excited

• D She is comfortable

Multiple Choice

Which statement summarizes the text?

• 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.

Multiple Choice

Why is Libby’s father proud of her at the end of the text?

• 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.