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WorksheetsNot About The Bike
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does the following quotation tell you about LaTrice Haney?
“My satisfaction is to make it a little easier for people.”
She hates illness.
She likes to help others.
She loves medicine.
She wants to work hard.
According to the autobiography, racing bike seats are so narrow because they______
look better that way
allow riders to go faster
make it easier for riders to get on
keep the riders from getting sores
In his autobiography, what is Lance Armstrong feeling when he says, “Am I going to pull through this?”
fear
hope
hunger
happiness
In “It’s Not About the Bike,” what can you infer about LaTrice Haney from Lance Armstrong’s description of her?
She knows more about his condition than the doctors.
LaTrice is a good nurse as well as a good person.
As a cancer survivor herself, she understands Armstrong’s pain.
LaTrice is a big fan of the sport of cycling.
In the autobiography, LaTrice wants to become a figment of Lance’s imagination because she__________
hopes he will think about her often while cycling
fears her memory will be a major distraction to him
feels that he thinks about her too much and too often
wants him to get well and forget about his illness
Someone with perception has the ability to___________
understand people
train athletes
act responsibly
reason clearly
terse means:
using few words
speaking frequently
being funny
laughing when speaking
The Tour de France is a _____ race, which is widely respected all over the world.
recessed
terse
prestigious
auto
Lance calls Latrice an angel because
she helps him talk more easily
he thinks she is not human
she gives him great care and support
he knows he will never see her again
In "It's Not About the Bike", why is Lance Armstrong in the hospital?
to recover from a racing accident
to find out whether he has relatives there
to visit cancer patients
to get treatments for cancer
