Kamau's Finish Questions

Which detail is most important to include in a summary of the story?

• Mami thinks Kamau has selfish desires.

• Baba surprises Kamau by coming to the race.

• Kamau decides to behave modestly when he wins.

• Kamau first passes a runner who wears a blue shirt

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Part A: What does the phrase glue my eyes in paragraph 10 show about Kamau?

• He believes his father is watching.

• He is completely absorbed in the race.

• He is sure he can defeat his competitors.

• He sees a chance to catch up to the others.

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Part B: Which evidence from the story best supports the answer to Part A? 

• “I want to burst with happiness.” (paragraph 9)

• “I run like Ananse the hungry hare on his way to Mr. Elephant’s feast.” (paragraph 10)

• “Concentration, concentration, concentration now begins.” (paragraph 11)

• He’s already slowing.” (paragraph 12)

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Part A: What is the biggest difference between Daudi and Kip? 

• Daudi usually lags behind while Kip usually leads.

• Daudi focuses less on winning than Kip does.

• Daudi is more popular than Kip is.

• Daudi attracts more attention from the crowd than Kip does.

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Part B: Which evidence from the story best supports the answer to Part A? 

• “Daudi is in the farthest lane.” (paragraph 2)

• “His lips are moving in silent prayer.” (paragraph 2)

• “I can tell it’s Daudi directly in front of me, because he runs with his head facing the sky.” (paragraph 12)

• “I pound past him with my eyes locked on Kip’s yellow shirt.” (paragraph 12)

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Part A: What does the word "surge" mean as it is used in paragraph 11?  

• a powerful desire

• a steady motion

• a sudden rush

• a slow lift

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Part B: Which phrase from paragraph 11 supports the answer to Part A?

• “long hard strides”

• “off the ground”

• “legs feel strong”

• “floods my body”

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How are Kip and Kamau most alike?

• Both are determined to win.

• Both have dreams of bright futures.

• Both want to be the center of attention.

• Both are willing to cheat to win the race.

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Which theme is mainly developed in paragraphs 10–13?

• Good luck is difficult to explain.

• People approach tasks in different ways.

• It is helpful to recognize when others struggle.

• It is important to stay focused in challenging situations.

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Part A: Which statement best explains Kamau’s point of view about the race?

• Kamau is excited that his whole community is paying attention to him.

• Kamau is eager to impress his family with his performance.

• Kamau is nervous about competing against many skilled athletes.

• Kamau is anxious to avoid being teased if he fails to win.

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