Trombone Shorty

What genre is Trombone Shorty?

• biography

• historical fiction

• autobiography

• fiction

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What city did Troy Andrews grow up in that shaped his musical style?

• New York City

• Chicago

• Atlanta

• New Orleans

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Troy Andrews said, "People didn't have a lot of________in Treme, but we always had a lot of _________."

• houses, apartments

• people, love

• money, music

• music, soul

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How are music and gumbo alike according to Troy Andrews?

• they are both spicy

• it's a bunch of different things mixed together to make something great

• they both fill up your bellies

• None of these

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What does it tell you about Troy and his friends that they made their own instruments?

• they were determined

• they were lazy

• they loved music

• both a and b

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What symbol that represents "music floating through the air" is seen throughout several pages of the book?

• birds

• balloons

• storm clouds

• airplanes

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Troy always had access to expensive instruments and music lessons.

• True

• False

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What can you infer about the event that occurred during a Jazz Festival with Bo Diddley

• The reader can infer that Trombone Shorty decided to change his name.

• Bo Diddley impacted Trombone Shorty so much that music became a part of his soul.

• Bo Diddley pulled Trombone Shorty on stage to have him sing.

• Bo Diddley pulled Trombone Shorty on stage and let him play in front of the crowd. This made Trombone Shorty want to pursue his dream of playing music.

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What was the author's purpose in writing this book?

• Trombone Shorty wrote this book to encourage others to follow their dreams.

• To give information on how to play the Trombone.

• To share with the readers what it was like growing up in New Orleans.

• Trombone Shorty wrote this book to persuade the reader to love jazz music.

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