Fans cheer as Jackie Robinson steals home during the 1955 World Series in which the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New Yo

The transcript describes a dramatic moment in baseball history where Jackie Robinson, despite his declining speed, successfully steals home during a World Series game. The scene is set with Robinson on third base, ignored by the Yankee pitcher Whitey Ford. Despite his age, Robinson's determination is highlighted as he makes a daring dash for home plate. Yankee catcher Yogi Berra protests, but Robinson's successful steal is celebrated as one of the most exciting moments in World Series history.

What was the initial reaction of the Yankee pitcher, Whitey Ford, to the player on third base?

• He was surprised and cautious.

• He ignored the player.

• He signaled for a timeout.

• He attempted to pick off the player.

How is Robinson's speed described in the context of the scene?

• A distant memory.

• As fast as ever.

• Unmatched by any player.

• Slightly diminished.

What does Robinson's action down the line signify?

• A strategic pause.

• A retreat to third base.

• A bold attempt to steal home.

• A call for a timeout.

What was Yogi Berra's reaction to Robinson's move?

• He cheered for Robinson.

• He protested loudly.

• He congratulated Robinson.

• He ignored the play.

How is Robinson's steal of home described in the context of World Series history?

• An unremarkable play.

• A common occurrence.

• The most exciting moment.

• A controversial decision.