These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick

What is the main idea of “The Toughest Match” section?

• The Pumpkins showed that girls can be better soccer players than boys.

• The Pumpkins lost the tournament because the soccer match was judged unfairly.

• The Pumpkins played hard and made it possible for more girls to play soccer.

• The Pumpkins went to college and became famous professional soccer players.

What is the main theme of 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick'?

• A) Overcoming obstacles

• B) The importance of teamwork

• C) The history of pumpkins

• D) The rules of soccer

Which literary device is primarily used in the title 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick'?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Personification

• D) Hyperbole

In the context of 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick', what does the word 'kick' most likely refer to?

• A) A physical action

• B) A metaphor for success

• C) A type of pumpkin

• D) A dance move

What is the tone of the passage 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick'?

• A) Humorous

• B) Serious

• C) Inspirational

• D) Melancholic

Which character trait is most highlighted in the protagonist of 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick'?

• A) Determination

• B) Humor

• C) Intelligence

• D) Cunning

What is the primary conflict in 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick'?

• A) Man vs. Nature

• B) Man vs. Society

• C) Man vs. Self

• D) Man vs. Technology

Which sentence best summarizes the plot of 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick'?

• A) A group of pumpkins learns to play soccer.

• B) A team overcomes challenges to succeed in soccer.

• C) A pumpkin farm becomes famous for its size.

• D) A soccer team struggles with internal conflict.

What is the significance of the setting in 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick'?

• A) It highlights the cultural background.

• B) It emphasizes the challenges faced.

• C) It provides a historical context.

• D) It is irrelevant to the story.

Which of the following best describes the narrative style of 'These Pumpkins Sure Can Kick'?

• A) First-person

• B) Second-person

• C) Third-person limited

• D) Third-person omniscient