A Picture Book of Eleanor Roosevelt

What does awkward mean?

• uncomfortable

• thoughtful

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What does pure mean?

• muddy

• clear, pure

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What does sticken mean?

• affected by an undesireable condition

• to have rights

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What does it mean to have rights?

• to go to war

• freedom or power

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What does serious mean?

• not joking around, solemn

• to pick at people

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What does being a minority mean?

• big number

• smaller number or minor

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Why did Eleanor's mother call her "granny?"

• She often looked so serious.

• She was a happy child.

• She looked very old.

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Why did Eleanor go live with her grandmother?

• Her mother was to mean to her.

• Her mother died.

• She wanted to.

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What couldn't Eleanor do before breakfast at her grandmother's house?

• Ride a horse

• comb her hair

• read a book

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What did the head mistress say about Eleanor?

• She had a heart of gold.

• She had a pure heart.

• She was mean.

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