Protagonist's Journey in a Relay

The transcript covers chapters 46 to 49 of 'Crash' by Jerry Spinelli, read by Mrs. Shoemaker. It begins with Crash imagining a victorious relay race, but in reality, he loses the race off to Webb, who then becomes the anchor in a successful relay team. The story also delves into family reflections, highlighting moments with Scooter and Crash's mother. The final chapter reflects on changes in Crash's life, his evolving friendship with Webb, and the anticipation of future events.

What is the protagonist most anxious about at the beginning of the story?

• A school play

• The upcoming relay race

• A math test

• A family gathering

In the protagonist's imagination, who is expected to run the anchor leg of the relay?

• Nolles

• Huber

• Caruso

• The protagonist

What does the protagonist imagine the baton to be made of?

• Aluminum

• Plastic

• Steel

• Wood

What does the protagonist dream about during the race?

• Getting injured

• Winning the race

• Falling behind

• Dropping the baton

How does the protagonist feel when imagining the race?

• Indifferent

• Nervous

• Confident

• Excited

Who is present at the race-off day that surprises the protagonist?

• The school principal

• Webb's great-grandfather

• The protagonist's coach

• Webb's parents

What does the protagonist decide to do during the race-off?

• Let Webb win

• Run as fast as possible

• Drop out of the race

• Ask for a rematch

What advice does the protagonist give to Webb during the race-off?

• Don't look back

• Run faster

• Lean at the finish

• Hold the baton tightly

How does the protagonist feel after losing the race-off?

• Relieved

• Angry

• Regretful

• Indifferent

What achievement does Webb accomplish at the Penn Relays?

• Winning first place

• Bringing the team from last to second

• Setting a new record

• Dropping the baton