Atlanta

Atlanta said, "All the runners will eat my dust." What does this idiom mean?

• she will feed them dinner

• they will get filthy from running

• she will win the race

• they will all go home hungry

Which sentence best summarizes what happens during the race?

• Atlanta runs faster everyone else.

• Atlanta tricks the other runners so she can win.

• Atlanta and Young John run together and tie for first place.

• Atlanta becomes upset that Young John is as fast as she is.

What is the main theme of the story involving Atlanta?

• Perseverance and determination

• Betrayal and revenge

• Love and sacrifice

• Fear and courage

In the context of Atlanta's story, what does the phrase 'to run like the wind' imply?

• To run slowly

• To run with great speed

• To run with caution

• To run in circles

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'Atlanta's feet were wings'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

• Hyperbole

What lesson can be learned from Atlanta's race?

• Cheating leads to success

• Hard work pays off

• Luck is more important than skill

• Winning is everything

How does Atlanta's character change throughout the story?

• She becomes more arrogant

• She learns humility

• She becomes more fearful

• She remains unchanged

What is the significance of the golden apples in Atlanta's race?

• They symbolize wealth

• They are a distraction

• They represent love

• They are a reward

Which sentence uses correct grammar?

• Atlanta run faster than anyone else.

• Atlanta runs faster than anyone else.

• Atlanta running faster than anyone else.

• Atlanta ran faster than anyone else.

What does the word 'fleet' mean in the context of Atlanta's story?

• A group of ships

• Quick and nimble

• A type of bird

• A large number