Savvas Unit 3 Week 5

being together with another person or other people

• triumphant

• company

• challenge

• twinkle

• curious

a difficult situation or contest

• triumphant

• company

• challenge

• twinkle

• curious

interested in knowing or seeing

• triumphant

• company

• challenge

• twinkle

• curious

sparkle or shine with a flickering light

• triumphant

• company

• challenge

• twinkle

• curious

joy-filled or winning

• triumphant

• company

• challenge

• twinkle

• curious

In “Firefighter Face,” the speaker describes the firefighter as —

• tired

• proud

• excited

• nervous

In “Miss Stone,” how do the speaker’s feelings change during the course of the poem?

• At the beginning she is happy, but then she is sad.

• At the beginning she is lonely, but then she is happy.

• At the beginning she is hopeful, but then she is playful.

• At the beginning she is nervous, but then she is excited.

What was unusual about the rider of Fina in “The Race”?

• She was the only girl.

• She liked to ride horses.

• She rode without a saddle.

• She was the youngest rider.

Why is “The Wright Brothers” read from bottom to top?

• to remind readers of a plane taking off

• to remind readers of the risks of flying

• to remind readers that the event was unusual

• to remind readers that the Wrights were creative

Which poem most relates to kindness and friendship?

• "The Race"

• "Miss Stone"

• "Firefighter Face"

• "The Wright Brothers"