Sheyann Webb's Experience and Reactions

What does the author’s portrayal of the troopers reveal to the reader?

• The author's portrayal of the troopers reveals their kind and thoughtful nature.

• The author’s portrayal of the troopers reveals their aggression and the fear they instilled in the protestors.

• The author's portrayal of the troops reveals their sarcastic and unkind character as they deal with the protestors.

• The author's portrayal of the troopers reveals their secrets to the protestors.

Which key idea about Sheyann Webb's personal experience is supported by the details in the paragraph?

• A key idea about Sheyann Webb's personal experience supported by the details in the paragraph is the fun she had.

• A key idea about Sheyann Webb's personal experience supported by the details in the paragraph is the love she felt towards the troopers.

• A key idea about Sheyann Webb's personal experience supported by the details in the paragraph is the excitement she faced.

• A key idea about Sheyann Webb's personal experience supported by the details in the paragraph is the fear and trauma she endured.

What was Sheyann Webb’s initial reaction when she saw the people running back toward her?

Read the following quote from the text.

I was terrified. What happened then is something I’ll never forget as long as I live.

Which conclusion is best supported by this quotation?

• 1. Sheyann Webb was unaffected by the events.

• The events left a long, emotional impact on her.

• 1. Sheyann Webb was too young to understand what was happening.

• 1. The events were not significant.

What does Sheyann Webb’s decision to run instead of pray tell the reader about her feelings?

Which detail from the paragraph best supports the key idea that Sheyann Webb was in physical distress?

• 1. I was terrified. (paragraph 1) 

• It burned my nose then got in my eyes. (paragraph 3)

• 1. Some of them had clubs, others had ropes or whips. (paragraph 2) 

• 1. People were running and falling and ducking. (paragraph 3) 

What does Hosea Williams’ decision to carry Sheyann tell the reader about his feelings?

Which key idea about Hosea Williams is supported by the details in the paragraph?

• He was a leader who out others' safety above his own.

• 1. He was too afraid to help others during the chaos.

• 1. He was unsure about whether to stay or run.

• 1. He ignored the people around him to escape faster.

• How does Sheyann Webb react after arriving home?

What does Sheyann Webb’s father’s reaction suggest about the broader social context?