Goin' Someplace Special

Mama Frances can best be described as -- 

• strong and independent
• angry and loud
• strict and demanding
• silly and funny

Why does 'Tricia Ann sit at the back of the bus? 

• She likes the view from the back. 
• There are no seats in the front.
• She wants to sit with Ms. Grannell
• A law says she has to sit there.

When 'Tricia Ann leaves the Peace Fountain, she feels-- 

• annoyed by Jimmy Lee's question
• angered by Jim Crow signs
• happy to see Blooming Mary
• surprised there was no place to sit

What does 'Tricia Ann learn about Someplace Special from Blooming Mary? 

• 'Tricia Ann can get there herself if she remembers Mama Frances' words.
• 'Tricia Ann and Blooming Mary should go together. 
• 'Tricia Ann can get there if she walks through the Southland Hotel.
• 'Tricia Ann should find a new place she considers special. 

How does 'Tricia Ann change during this story?

• She makes more friends.
• She learns how to take a compliment.
• She learns how to be more polite to people.
• She becomes more confident.

Read this sentence from the story.
Crossing her fingers and closing her eyes, she blurted out her question. 
The word blurted means --

• whispered softly
• asked carefully
• said quickly
• sang happily

Read this sentence from the story. 
Don't you know nothing? 
Which word is pronounced the same as the word know? 

• Now
• No
• Knew
• New

Read this sentence from the story.
As the girl approached, a little boy spoke to her.
The word approached means-- 

• came forward
• understood
• stepped aside
• listened

To heat to a temperature just below the boiling point

• Fare
• Blurted
• Chiseled
• Scald

Allow something to happen

• Permission
• Autograph
• Spectacular
• Clenched