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Annie Oakley was born in a small Ohio town. As soon as she could lift her daddy’s hunting rifle, he was teaching her to shoot. When her daddy died, her momma was left in an awful way. She had a hard time feeding Annie and the other children.

Annie saw how hard her momma was working and decided to help. She picked up her daddy’s rifle and went hunting. That first day, she brought home more fat pheasants than she could carry.

Her family never went hungry again. Little Annie became the best hunter in the country right quick. She started selling the extra food to the people around town and giving food to those who couldn’t afford it.

This went on for years until a handsome man named Frank Butler came to town. He was a sharpshooter, and he put on quite a show of shooting targets. At the end of his show, he asked the crowd if they knew anyone who was a better shot.

The townspeople said they knew of one person and sent someone off to fetch Annie. When Frank saw short Annie, who was skinny enough to hide behind a cornstalk, he laughed.

“Is this the best you’ve got?” Frank asked. The townspeople said yes. Annie just smiled. “All right, then. Since a lady is challenging me, I’ll let her pick the contest.”

“Shooting cards,” Annie said proudly.

“Are you sure?” Frank replied. “I’m the best card shooter in the West.”

Annie nodded and said, “We’ll be shooting cards edgewise.”

Frank went first. A boy set up five flying cards in little notches on a fence so the edges faced Frank. From where Frank stood, they were all but invisible. He took a deep breath and fired. He hit three cards: one through the middle and the tops of two others.

Annie stepped up, a small smile on her face. She asked the boy to set up cards on two fences opposite each other. Annie’s hands moved like lightning, and the gunshots were thunder. She shot the cards in front of her clean in half with barely a thought. Then she pulled out a mirror and shot the cards behind her from over her shoulder.

Which statement about Annie Oakley is true?

Read the passage below:

Annie Oakley was born in a small Ohio town. As soon as she could lift her daddy’s hunting rifle, he was teaching her to shoot. When her daddy died, her momma was left in an awful way. She had a hard time feeding Annie and the other children.

Annie saw how hard her momma was working and decided to help. She picked up her daddy’s rifle and went hunting. That first day, she brought home more fat pheasants than she could carry.

Her family never went hungry again. Little Annie became the best hunter in the country right quick. She started selling the extra food to the people around town and giving food to those who couldn’t afford it.

This went on for years until a handsome man named Frank Butler came to town. He was a sharpshooter, and he put on quite a show of shooting targets. At the end of his show, he asked the crowd if they knew anyone who was a better shot.

The townspeople said they knew of one person and sent someone off to fetch Annie. When Frank saw short Annie, who was skinny enough to hide behind a cornstalk, he laughed.

“Is this the best you’ve got?” Frank asked. The townspeople said yes. Annie just smiled. “All right, then. Since a lady is challenging me, I’ll let her pick the contest.”

“Shooting cards,” Annie said proudly.

“Are you sure?” Frank replied. “I’m the best card shooter in the West.”

Annie nodded and said, “We’ll be shooting cards edgewise.”

Frank went first. A boy set up five flying cards in little notches on a fence so the edges faced Frank. From where Frank stood, they were all but invisible. He took a deep breath and fired. He hit three cards: one through the middle and the tops of two others.

Annie stepped up, a small smile on her face. She asked the boy to set up cards on two fences opposite each other. Annie’s hands moved like lightning, and the gunshots were thunder. She shot the cards in front of her clean in half with barely a thought. Then she pulled out a mirror and shot the cards behind her from over her shoulder.

What happened after Annie’s father died?

Annie Oakley was born in a small Ohio town. As soon as she could lift her daddy’s hunting rifle, he was teaching her to shoot. When her daddy died, her momma was left in an awful way. She had a hard time feeding Annie and the other children.

Annie saw how hard her momma was working and decided to help. She picked up her daddy’s rifle and went hunting. That first day, she brought home more fat pheasants than she could carry.

Her family never went hungry again. Little Annie became the best hunter in the country right quick. She started selling the extra food to the people around town and giving food to those who couldn’t afford it.

This went on for years until a handsome man named Frank Butler came to town. He was a sharpshooter, and he put on quite a show of shooting targets. At the end of his show, he asked the crowd if they knew anyone who was a better shot.

The townspeople said they knew of one person and sent someone off to fetch Annie. When Frank saw short Annie, who was skinny enough to hide behind a cornstalk, he laughed.

“Is this the best you’ve got?” Frank asked. The townspeople said yes. Annie just smiled. “All right, then. Since a lady is challenging me, I’ll let her pick the contest.”

“Shooting cards,” Annie said proudly.

“Are you sure?” Frank replied. “I’m the best card shooter in the West.”

Annie nodded and said, “We’ll be shooting cards edgewise.”

Frank went first. A boy set up five flying cards in little notches on a fence so the edges faced Frank. From where Frank stood, they were all but invisible. He took a deep breath and fired. He hit three cards: one through the middle and the tops of two others.

Annie stepped up, a small smile on her face. She asked the boy to set up cards on two fences opposite each other. Annie’s hands moved like lightning, and the gunshots were thunder. She shot the cards in front of her clean in half with barely a thought. Then she pulled out a mirror and shot the cards behind her from over her shoulder.

Which word best describes Annie?

Read the passage below:

Annie Oakley was born in a small Ohio town. As soon as she could lift her daddy’s hunting rifle, he was teaching her to shoot. When her daddy died, her momma was left in an awful way. She had a hard time feeding Annie and the other children.

Annie saw how hard her momma was working and decided to help. She picked up her daddy’s rifle and went hunting. That first day, she brought home more fat pheasants than she could carry.

Her family never went hungry again. Little Annie became the best hunter in the country right quick. She started selling the extra food to the people around town and giving food to those who couldn’t afford it.

This went on for years until a handsome man named Frank Butler came to town. He was a sharpshooter, and he put on quite a show of shooting targets. At the end of his show, he asked the crowd if they knew anyone who was a better shot.

The townspeople said they knew of one person and sent someone off to fetch Annie. When Frank saw short Annie, who was skinny enough to hide behind a cornstalk, he laughed.

“Is this the best you’ve got?” Frank asked. The townspeople said yes. Annie just smiled. “All right, then. Since a lady is challenging me, I’ll let her pick the contest.”

“Shooting cards,” Annie said proudly.

“Are you sure?” Frank replied. “I’m the best card shooter in the West.”

Annie nodded and said, “We’ll be shooting cards edgewise.”

Frank went first. A boy set up five flying cards in little notches on a fence so the edges faced Frank. From where Frank stood, they were all but invisible. He took a deep breath and fired. He hit three cards: one through the middle and the tops of two others.

Annie stepped up, a small smile on her face. She asked the boy to set up cards on two fences opposite each other. Annie’s hands moved like lightning, and the gunshots were thunder. She shot the cards in front of her clean in half with barely a thought. Then she pulled out a mirror and shot the cards behind her from over her shoulder.

Annie Oakley became … because of her sharpshooting talent.

A. In the original Olympic Games, in Ancient Greece, winners received an olive wreath. The tradition of giving medals to athletes began at the ­ rst modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. But did you know that athletes who ­ nished ­ rst at those games only won silver medals? Athletes who ­ nished second won bronze and those who ­ nished third won nothing at all! Everything changed at the 1904 games in St Louis in the United States, when gold, silver, and bronze medals were awarded for ­ first, second and third place.

What medal did winning athletes receive at the 1896 Olympic Games?

A. In the original Olympic Games, in Ancient Greece, winners received an olive wreath. The tradition of giving medals to athletes began at the ­ rst modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. But did you know that athletes who ­ nished ­ rst at those games only won silver medals? Athletes who ­ nished second won bronze and those who ­ nished third won nothing at all! Everything changed at the 1904 games in St Louis in the United States, when gold, silver, and bronze medals were awarded for ­ first, second and third place.

What did winning athletes in the Olympic of Ancient Greece receive as a prize?

A. In the original Olympic Games, in Ancient Greece, winners received an olive wreath. The tradition of giving medals to athletes began at the ­ rst modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. But did you know that athletes who ­ nished ­ rst at those games only won silver medals? Athletes who ­ nished second won bronze and those who ­ nished third won nothing at all! Everything changed at the 1904 games in St Louis in the United States, when gold, silver, and bronze medals were awarded for ­ first, second and third place.

At which Olympic Games were gold, silver, and bronze fi rst awarded?