Why is the setting of the Old West important to the story?

Since it was rough country, the Old West offered challenges to Rose.

The Old West provided open countryside to herd cattle.

Since it was peaceful, the Old West was a good place to raise the family.

The Old West had interesting people for Rose to meet.

At birth, how was Rose different from newborn babies?

She could speak full sentences at birth.

She had thunder and lightning in her veins.

Why did Rose lasso the outlaws?

They tried to steal her cattle.

What problem did Rose face during the storm? a. b. c. d.

She had one piece of iron rod left

Rose couldn’t catch her breath

How does Rose defeat the tornado?

Rose does not defeat the tornado

Rose tells Tater to ride into the tornado

What does Rose do with the melody that her parents sang to her the night she was born?

Rose saves the melody in her heart to see what she could do one day.

Rose loves the song, but soon forgets the words.

The author writes that "Rose woke up hungry as a bear in spring." What does this mean?

Bears hibernate all winter, so they are very hungry in the spring. Rose must've felt hungry when she woke up.

Bears hibernate all winter, so they want to grow a garden in the spring. Rose wanted to grow a garden of vegetables.

Rose had hibernated all winter, and had woken up in the spring, just like a bear.

What does the author want people to know about Thunder Rose?

Thunder Rose is pretty and sweet to most people, but she is also very strong and brave.

Thunder Rose is very pretty and sweet to most people, but she is also very mean and hateful.

Thunder Rose is very pretty and sweet to most people, but she is also weak.

Describe the storm Rose faces at the end of the story.

The storm turns into 2 tornadoes and Rose begins to fear she may not be able to fight it.

The storm has little rain and is made up of only thunder and lightning.

The storm has only one small tornado and it doesn't cause much damage.

What makes Rose's song mighty at the end of the story?

Rose's song is mighty because she feels confident when she beings to sing it.

Rose's song is mighty because it kills her enemies..

Rose's song is mighty because it is a scary song.

What is the central message, or moral , of "Thunder Rose?"

Thunder Rose teaches us that we should be resourceful and have confidence in ourselves.

Thunder Rose teaches us that we should destroy your enemies at all costs.

Thunder Rose teaches us that we should sing to others, even when they try to hurt us.

Thunder Rose teaches us that we should give up when things get hard.

How do you know that Thunder Rose is a tall tale?

It uses exaggerated language and larger than life characters.

It takes place on a cattle ranch.

It has cause/effect relationships.

Thunder Rose is courageous and quick thinking.

What do you learn about Rose?

She's not ordinary. She has special powers.

She imagines being a super hero

What message does the author want you to take away from the story?

that you can do anything as long as you believe in yourself

second chances only come to those who try

What was one effect of the lack of rain?

the steer wouldn't move, the were getting angry

the desperadoes stole the bulls

the land began to dry, so the bulls ran wild

The storms were a result of____

The clouds, because they didn't like being told what to do

Rose, because the clouds were angered with her singing

The main purpose of the lullaby Rose's parents sang was----

it was used to calm things down

to sing over things that annoyed them

it taught Rose how to handle her anger

Thunder Rose Comprehension & Vocabulary

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English, Education

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4th - 5th Grade

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CCSS

RL.4.3, RL.2.1, RL.4.2

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CCSS.RL.4.6

CCSS.RL.5.6

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

In the story, Rose asked, "Is this the fork in the road with which I have my final supper?" What does that mean?

She wonders if the challenge she is facing will destroy her.

She is hungry and decides to eat supper.

She is not sure which way she should turn.

She realizes that this is her lucky day.

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CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

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Why was the lullaby Rose's parents sang so important?

Why did Rose catch hold of the clouds?

What is the message the author was trying to get us to understand in this story (theme)?

How were Rose and her pa alike?

What happened after Rose took the outlaws to the sheriff?

In this selection the author's main purpose is to

In the story, Rose asked, "Is this the fork in the road with which I have my final supper?" What does that mean?

Why is the setting of the Old West important to the story?

At birth, how was Rose different from newborn babies?

How did Rose's parents feel about having such an unusual child?

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