Brady Assessment 2

How has Brady changed by the end of the story?

• Brady becomes more empathetic and understanding.

• Brady remains the same throughout the story.

• Brady becomes more isolated and withdrawn.

• Brady becomes more aggressive and confrontational.

What traits does Brady show by the end of the story?

• Brady shows courage and determination.

• Brady becomes fearful and anxious.

• Brady remains indifferent and unchanged.

• Brady shows regret and remorse.

Summarize the theme of Brady.

• Brady's theme is about being humble,resilience and overcoming challenges.

• Brady's theme is about friendship and loyalty.

• Brady's theme is about adventure and exploration.

• Brady's theme is about love and relationships.

Mark each statement that is true of author Jean Fritz’s view of slavery (tone) presented in Brady.

• Slavery is wrong.

• Every person deserves to be free.

• It is important not to take sides on the slavery issue.

• There is a right way and a wrong way to speak

  out against slavery.

• All people are created equal.

Jean Fritz’s view of slavery agrees or disagrees with Genesis 1:27 because that says each person has value because he or she is made in God’s image.

• Agrees

• Disagrees

• Partially agrees

• Not enough information

After traveling all night, Ann ____ needed to go to sleep.

• desperately.

• arrogant.

• deceiving.

• exasperating.

The ____ football player motioned for the crowd to cheer for him after he made a touchdown.

• arrogant.

• deceiving.

• desperately.

• exasperating.

My sister’s ____ alarm kept going off early Saturday morning.

• arrogant

• deceiving

• desperately

• exasperating

The apple’s shiny red appearance was ____ because it did not taste as good as it looked.

• deceiving

• arrogant

• desperately

• exasperating