Jackie Robinson: I Never Had It Made

What does the word "retired" mean as used in paragraph 10 of "Jackie Robinson"?

• quite working

• put away so no one can wear it again

• number 42

• an award

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Which detail from the article provide evidence for question 1?

• Although Robinson retired from playing baseball in 1957, he was honored again in 1962." (Paragraph 7)

• "This kind of tribute was a first in American major league sports and another first for Jack Roosevelt "Jackie" Robinson." (Paragraph 10)

• "A few months before Robinson died, the Brooklyn Dodgers retired his uniform number 42." (Paragraph 10)

• "Which means that no player on any major league baseball team can ever wear that number again." (Paragraph 10)

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What is the main idea of the article?

• Jackie Robinson was an advocate for Black American baseball players.

• Jackie Robinson was the first black man inducted into the baseball hall of fame.

• Jackie Robinson was a pioneer in baseball and an advocate for Black Americans.

• Jackie Robinson came from a poor family in California.

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Which two details from the article supports your answer to question 3?

• "Being the first black player in major league baseball since the 1880's took a lot of courage." (Paragraph 6)

• "He was the youngest of five children." (Paragraph 1)

• "In high school, Robinson played baseball, basketball and football." (Paragraph 3)

• "Even After Baseball, Robinson did a lot to help other black Americans." (Paragraph 8)

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Which sentences best summarizes "Jackie Robinson"?

• Jackie Robinson fought for black American rights in baseball and business.

• Jackie Robinson was a great baseball player and he was the first black baseball player on a major league team since 1880.

• Jackie Robinson was from a poor family in California, but he became very rich.

• Jackie Robinson was a courageous baseball legend and American hero because he fought for black American rights in baseball and business and he was honored highly for his work.

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Which two sentences from the article are important to include in a summary of "Jackie Robinson"?

• "Even after baseball, Robinson did a lot to help other black Americans." (Paragraph 8)

• "No one deserved this honor more." (Paragraph 7)

• "Being the first black baseball player since 1880 took a lot of courage." (Paragraph 6)

• "More than two thousand people attended his funeral service, and tens of thousands stood along the route to the cemetery where he was buried." (Paragraph 9)

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What did Jackie Robinson do to improve the lives of black Americans?

• He raised money for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

• He played baseball

• He served in the army

• He died on October 24, 1972

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Which detail from the article supports your answer to question 7?

• "He raised money for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) and served as a board member for that organization for many years."

• "Less than two weeks later, on October 24, Robinson had a heart attack at his home and died."

• "Later that year, the attack on Pearl Harbor forced the United States into World War II."

• "None of the teams had any black players."

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"Robinson was skilled enough to play major league baseball, but they only hired white players."

In the line above, the pronoun they takes the place of which noun?

• Jackie Robinson

• Major league baseball teams

• Negro American League

• Montreal Royals

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This article is written from 3rd person point of view. How would it change if it were written from 1st person point of view?

• It would be exactly the same because point of view does not matter.

• We would know more about what it is like to be Jackie Robinson.

• You should never have more than one point of view for a good story.

• We would know more about what Jackie Robinson thinks and feels.

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