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What problem is introduced in Scene 1?

• Other kids don’t want Wilma on their dodgeball team.

• Wilma doesn’t want to wear her leg brace.

• Wilma learns that she has polio and may never walk again.

• Wilma loses a race.

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Wilma’s family can best be described as ______.

• rich and famous

• impatient and mean

• lazy and careless

• supportive and caring

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In Scene 2, Wilma hobbles over to her team because ______.

• her leg is weak

• she doesn’t like sports

• she's a fast runner

• she likes her teammates a lot

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At the end of Scene 3, Wilma laughs after she wins a race. Why?

• She’s happy.

• She thinks racing is silly.

• She thinks Robert looks funny when he runs.

• Her brother has made a joke.

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In Scene 6, both Wilma and Coach Temple say they’ve been dreaming about ______.

• appearing on TV

• Wilma winning three gold medals

• Wilma joining a track team

• going home and seeing their families

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Which of the statements below would Wilma most likely agree with?

This is an inference question. You have to guess based on what you have learned about Wilma Rudolph.

• Things that are difficult aren’t worth doing.

• If you fail once, you’ll probably always fail.

• Boys can run faster than girls can.

• If you work hard and don’t give up, you can do great things.

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You must restate this question. This one is your opinion. Start it off by saying this: The author chose to call this play "Go" because...

Think about the play’s title. Why do you think the author chose to call it ”Go!”?

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Restate and respond.

At the end of Scene 4, Coach Gray tells Wilma, “You’re a fighter.” In what ways is Wilma a fighter?

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Restate and respond.

Who was Wilma Rudolph?

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Restate and respond.

What do the photos and captions included in the play tell you about Wilma Rudolph?

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