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(Proud to Play)Which word in the article best helps you understand the meaning of culture?

• versions

• events

• traditions

• medals

(Proud to Play) What is one way the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) are different from the Olympics?

• The NAIG take place more frequently.

• The NAIG don't get as much attention.

• At the NAIG, medals are not awarded.

• At the NAIG, athletes don't compete against one another.

(Proud to Play) Which of the following is true of Raylon Baird and his teammates?

• They did not know each other before the NAIG.

• They had no basketball experience before the NAIG.

• They were all from the same Wisconsin tribe.

• They practiced together for months before the NAIG.

(Proud to Play) According to the sidebar, "A Powerful Symbol," the NAIG kicked off with a in early July.

• large concert

• logo contest

• canoe relay

• swimming event

(Sally Ride) Which word has nearly the same meaning as barrier?

• obstacle

• mission

• path

• leader

(Sally Ride) Which is a challenge Sally Ride faced?

• She was not chosen for astronaut training.

• She had always been afraid of going into space.

• She was not allowed to study science in college.

• Reporters treated her differently than they treated male astronauts.

(Sally Ride) The sidebar, "Historic Ride," is about

• NASA's astronaut training program

• the history of space travel

• Ride's first flight on Challenger

• Ride's responsibilities in space

(A Day to Give) Which of these did Bethany Moultry do first?

• She created "happy bags."

• She took part in GivingTuesday.

• She planned to help people in nursing homes.

• She saw a homeless person and wanted to help.

(A Day to Give) What do the photos that appear with the article help show?

• Items that go into Bethany's "happy bags"

• How people who are homeless feel when they receive a "happy bag"

• The number of Americans experiencing homelessness

• How the idea for GivingTuesday got started

(Restaurants) Kota Kai banned phones at his ramen shop because customers were

• taking too many photos of the shop

• taking too long to eat

• sharing too much information on social media

• ordering their food online