Mia's Swim Competition Experience

Mia, an eight-year-old, joins a new swim club and faces her first swimming competition. Despite initial fears and challenges due to COVID restrictions, she overcomes her anxiety and competes in the race. Although she doesn't win, she feels proud of not finishing last and reflects on her personal growth and independence.

What time did Mia's mom wake her up for the competition?

• 5 a.m.

• 6 a.m.

• 5 p.m.

• 6 p.m.

What new swim club did Mia join?

• M.A.C

• S.A.C

• T.A.C

• R.A.C

What was Mia's initial thought about making friends at the competition?

• She was afraid of making new friends.

• She didn't want to make any friends.

• She was unsure but hopeful about making new friends.

• She was sure she would make many friends.

Why couldn't Mia's mom accompany her inside the competition venue?

• She was not allowed due to COVID restrictions.

• She had to work.

• She was not interested.

• She was unwell.

What was Mia's main concern about the race?

• She might forget her swimsuit.

• She had never dived before.

• She might not win a prize.

• She might not make friends.

What did Mia's mom always tell her to be?

• Cautious

• Positive

• Competitive

• Serious

How did Mia feel after completing her race?

• Disappointed for not winning.

• Relieved for not finishing last.

• Angry at her performance.

• Indifferent about the result.

What did Mia do after the race due to COVID protocols?

• She stayed to watch other races.

• She went to talk to her coach.

• She immediately left the venue.

• She celebrated with her team.

What did Mia's mom say to her after the race?

• She was disappointed.

• She was proud of Mia's independence.

• She wished Mia had won.

• She thought Mia should quit swimming.

What lesson did Mia learn from her first swim competition?

• It's important to stay positive.

• Never try new things.

• Always rely on others.

• Winning is everything.