The Rollercoaster by Shelby Ostergaard

What was the significance of the eighth grade class trip for Hudson?

• It was the last trip before high school.

• It was the first trip with his best friend.

• It was a trip to a local pool.

• It was a trip to Medieval Times.

Why was Tasha's presence important for Hudson and his friends during the trip?

• She had a car and was more relaxed than a parent.

• She was a teacher at their school.

• She was a professional roller coaster rider.

• She was a famous singer.

What was Hudson's initial reaction to the Twisted Twister roller coaster?

• He found it terrifying and was scared.

• He was excited and couldn't wait to ride it.

• He thought it was too small and boring.

• He was indifferent and didn't care about it.

How did Hudson feel about his appearance compared to his friends?

• He felt dorky and awkward, like a second grader.

• He felt stylish and confident.

• He thought he looked like a high schooler.

• He felt his outfit was the best among his friends.

What did Tasha reveal to Hudson about her own fears?

• She gets stage fright before performances.

• She is never scared of anything.

• She is afraid of roller coasters.

• She is scared of heights.

What did Hudson decide was more important than his fear of the roller coaster?

• Having fun with his friends and making memories.

• Winning a prize at the arcade.

• Eating as much cotton candy as possible.

• Avoiding embarrassment at all costs.

What was Hudson's experience on the roller coaster once it started?

• He felt weightless and delighted.

• He was terrified the entire time.

• He regretted getting on the ride.

• He felt sick and wanted to get off.