Wilma Rudolph: Against All Odds

Which one does NOT tell you this is a biography?

• it tells what a person did

• it has made up events

• it has photos of a person

• it has events that really happened in a person's life

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Where was Wilma born?

• Florida

• Texas

• Tennessee

• Georgia

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What did Wilma have when she was younger?

• Polio

• Chicken Pox

• the Flu

• Scarlet Fever

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How did Wilma's brothers and sisters help her?

• they exercised her foot and leg

• they took her for walks

• they carried her around

• they told her jokes

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Who was Ed Temple?

• track coach

• basketball coach

• baseball coach

• football coach

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What did Wilma do at her first Olympics?

• won a silver medal

• won a gold medal

• won a bronze medal

• won all of her races

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What did Wilma become the first American woman to do?

• win one of each medal

• win 5 gold medals

• win 4 gold medals

• win 3 gold medals

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What did Wilma do after the 1960 Olympics?

• started a business

• moved to another country

• stopped running

• went to college

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